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I saw a photo of Kathy Bates when she was really young, and she was pretty cute. I think too many people get distracted by the poundage to notice she has rather nice facial features.
ATMachine said:
Also, are you sure you have the year right?
Um, yes. Why do you ask?
Palpatine's not as disco-tastic, though.
I still hate myself for having lost/tossed out all the art I made prior to 2004. Sure, I traced too damn much back then, but there was a lot of creativity in them just the same -- creativity I haven't been able to recapture since.
Ryan McAvoy said:
Hammerhead used to do a great Alanis Morissette impression...
This, sir, is grounds for jihad.
^For the most part they do actually portray the events going on inside the story, though, even if in a heavily exagerrated manner. Most of Marvel's comic covers these days, on the other hand, all just interchangeable pin-ups of the characters standing around looking cool.
Tobar said:
It's hard to to judge because most of Marvel's Star Wars covers haven't had anything to do with the actual content of the book.
I'm not at all surprised by this. Marvel (and DC) rarely produce cover art that reflects the actual content of the books they're attached to anymore.
"I'll still need you even when there are no emotions."
Is it a trick statement, then?
jedimasterobiwan said:
am i speaking another language.
Is this a trick question?
"Star Wars" and "event series" ... Those are four words I've always wanted to see go together ... Uh huh ... Fo sho.
TV's Frink said:
Another option would be to give prostitution a try. I bet you could earn that hundred bucks in a few short months, if you try hard enough.
His mouth might not be purdy enough.
I really need to get around to watching Citizen Kane one of these days.
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pittrek said:
TV's Frink said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
skyjedi2005 said:
Does anyone else feel that the next Star Trek will be the last with the current cast.
I get a sense some of the actors may want to move on.
*crosses finger that this'll happen and lead to a reboot, a reboot that won't be Trek in name only this time around*
But the cast is good.
Really? I like Karl Urban (or what's his name) as McCoy, and Simon Pegg as Scotty, but the rest are IMHO horribly, HORRIBLY misscast.
Really.
I read all three storyarcs of the Dawn of the Jedi series today.
To quote Mr. Burns: "I know what I hate. And I don't hate this."
Right up front, I'm gonna say that I don't like the majority of John Ostrander's Star Wars work; I don't like his characters, I don't like his adoration and use of prequelisms, and I especially do not like the Legacy series -- the worst thing to ever happen to the EU since the PT.
Now, that aside, I think he did a good job with this series; there were next to no prequelisms to be found, and at least a few of the villains had a modicrum of depth to them this time around.
Of course, there were still things I disliked. I didn't like that the proto-Jedi were called "Jed'aii" -- the precursors of the Jedi should have a completely different name from their successors, not merely an alternate spelling of the same name -- and I quickly grew sick and tired of the forcesabers; it wouldn't have been so bad if the weapons had been limited to Xesh and the other Force Hound characters, but everyone from the "Jed'aii" to the Rakata soon started swinging them around and the whole scenario became an excuse to shoehorn glowing energy swords into a timeframe where they shouldn't exist.
In the end, though, I liked this series enough to accept it as deuterocanonical within my own SW Universe. That's all that really matters, right? ;-)
Ryan McAvoy said:
From that article...
I know right!
Oh, how I wish Dumbass was a language Google Translate, Bing Translator, and all the other online translators were capable of translating ...
Possessed said:
I found a video on my phone this morning of me and my friends running circles around my house, it was took last night, I don't remember it. All well and good, shit happens right? The problem is, the camera moves so it's not just sat down somewhere and everybody that was at my house last night is in the video. What really happened last night? That's a question I don't want to answer.
The Blair Witch III: Possessed Gets Possessed?
pittrek said:
I like Karl Urban (or what's his name) as McCoy.
No, no, no, no, no! It's not Karl Urban, it's Urbane Carl.
Get the name right next time. Sheesh!
Akwat Kbrana said:
I love the prequels because they’re wonderfully made, have gorgeous imagery and sound, great storyline and fascinating characters, deep and complicated. The prequels offer a widest range of feelings and thoughts to the viewer, make you cry and laugh from joy, open your eyes to things you could never imagine without them.
The prequels enrich the saga and the whole cinematography with new situations, possibilities, choices, new levels of wisdom that unites different lands and times, new multiple colors to the kaleidoscopic variety of life that is reflected in the saga, the variety that reaches harmony in the saga taken as a whole.
I love the prequels because they’re a part of the saga that changed my life for the better, that makes me feel like I have wings. The saga that would be lacking something essential without any of its episodes.I have no words.
These two should suffice:
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Though I hate having copious amounts of back hair, there is one upside to it; should I earn enough money to get a hair transplant following the complete recession of my hairline, I'll have enough surplus follicles available to get the job done.
^Herbert West gave it an inoculation.
They can't be that good if they don't come with fava beans and a nice chianti.
TV's Frink said:
But what about Netflix?
Netflix sucks hoary anus. Netflix's a far better alternative.
