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I miss Sebastian Shaw's fuzzy caterpillars.

Possessed said:

I guess you'll just have to live with having a reduced risk of seizures, dizziness, nausea, unexplained numbness, muscle spasms, rashes, depression, fatigue, rapid heartbeat, insomnia, problems: seeing, hearing, and breathing... anxiety, joint pain, ringing in your ears, vertigo, brain tumors, MS, epilepsy, parkinsons, alzheimers, lymphoma, fibromyalgia, and diabetes.  

You poor, poor dear.

I hear nuclear waste will do that to you. 

^TCW may be set in the prequel era, but it isn't one of them. =P

Someone should try creating a serialized anthology series.

^Eye think my Is hurt from reading all that.

^Short answer: YES.

TheDoctor1987 said:

sill can't wait! 

Sill must learn to have some patience.

Darth Id said:

For Force's sake no VIRGINAL CONCEPTIONS or any similar ham-fisted "myth-making" derived from boring-ass Catholicism or Christianity, two of the least interesting, least compelling and downright pathologically perverted goat-herders' ghost stories ever.

To quote Warbler: *sigh* 

^I remember taking the trade paperback editions out from the library a few years ago. They never bothered to collect most of the issues pertaining to the "Knightquest" phase of the storyline, so I ended up going from Jean-Paul Valley becoming the new Batman to Bruce trying to get the cape and cowl back at an almost literal turn of the page.

It will be ... it will be.

Handman said:

I'm still waiting for the saga to come to HD-DVD.

Don't worry. Once the government finally gives the public access to their sideways time travel technology, this -- among various other things -- will become relatively easy to acquire.

Koryo Songhay said:

The rule of cool says most of them should wield it.

Of course, what constitutes "cool" is entirely subjective.

Personally, I'd find it cooler if Jedi relied on their Force powers in battle than their lightsabers. If Carrie, Scanners, Babylon 5, etc. can portray psionic abilities as formidible primary weapons, then so can Star Wars.

^Funny I should happen upon that image while listening to the theme from Halloween II*.

*The original Halloween II**, of course. 

**I'm not saying I really like the movie, mind you. Truth be told, I'm largely indifferent to the Halloween films***, including the original. I'm just making it clear that I'm not listening to any music from the Rob Zombie version (which I haven't seen and -- obviously -- utterly refuse to see). 

***Well, I admit I found Halloween III mildly amusing. I guess face-frying Halloween masks engross me more than masked serial killers these days.

I think the Gregorian calendar should be ditched in favour of the Holocene calendar.

DrCrowTStarwars said:

If you can get past the fact that for budget reasons they were the first Tv show that had to use mostly CGi effects and focus on the writing you will find a really enjoyable and deep show that also has a sense of humor.

The CG doesn't really bother me, actually. I'd prefer physical models, of course, but it's not a deal-breaker for me. Besides, I've seen more recent shows with worse CG. 

Octorox said:

Am I the only one that sees the "Darth with the red lightsaber" thing as an integral part of Star Wars? I grew up with the Knights of the Old Republic games as an essential part of my headcanon so I can't really dismiss that.

Yes and no. While I didn't grow up believing every darksider had to go around with "Darth" in their name, I did consider red lightsabers the weapon of darksiders.

Of course, that notion was formed a long time ago when I was a little kid, when I still viewed the world through very simplistic, black-and-white, western-world glasses; I outgrew the former when I outgrew the latter.

.Mac. said:

I'm unsure, what do you guy make of this possibly leaked concept art for a VII villain here?

'Nuff said.

Koryo Songhay said:

No sabers and no Jedi.

Who says all Jedi need to wield lightsabers? 

I concur with both of the above.

I've started to watch Babylon 5 for the first time. Needless to say, I can definately see what all the fuss is about. 

TV's Frink said:

Even furries dig it!

But of course! How else would they get to see OOT Chewie in optimum quality? 

It seems all the local grocery stores/supermarkets have stopped stocking Diet Mountain Dew on their shelves. This pisses me off to no goddamned end.

But black is so stylish! (Not to mention slimming.)

Meesa thinks you should have posted this in off-topic.