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DuracellEnergizer

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#579665
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Happy Birthday, Alanis!
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Alanis Nadine Morissette-Treadway turns 38 today. Let's celebrate by watching some early videos of her I'm sure she'd like to forget!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1Q55CLrTkg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enNeARK3_zg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7afdfBHj4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpWuEvfLWSs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_LFnEoG62Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoGTLNyHkTI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA8MDoXyrC4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGoH2O9Z-3o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2yrIBoH7pE

(JFTR, I personally love each and every one of the songs here, cheesy though some of them obviously are).



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#579520
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Are There Any Visually Striking Moments in the PT?
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Jetrell Fo said:

I am personally particular about the moving battle between Darth Maul, Quigon, and Obi-Wan in TPM although I am sad it isn't at least somewhat longer and more intricate.

More intricate? I must respectfully disagree. It needed to be simpler, more like the OT duels. The flashy maneuvers in the second half of the duel, after Qui-Gon kicks the bucket, tarnishes the whole thing IMHO.

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#579519
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Multiple Lightsaber Colour Appreciation Thread!
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There apparently was a black lightsaber in The Force Unleashed video game, but it was some unlockable thing or some such and it wasn't really considered canon. Then it showed up in The Clone Wars and was canonized.

To be honest, I'm not really fond of the concept or how it was realized. The wonkiness of the physics behind "black light" aside, the thing looks like a regular sword that someone recoloured into an energy blade at the last minute.

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#579510
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Star Wars Mythos: Mid-Eighties to Mid-Nineties
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I've actually managed to find a website that lists a large number of discrepancies between the PT and old school EU. There are a number of quotes and listed sources taken from various media, so it seems the guy who wrote it up has some idea of what he's talking about. It's a lengthy read, but very interesting.

http://deckplans.00sf.com/Research/Prequel.html

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#579493
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George Lucas leaves Lucasfilm
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How many times in the past has he said this exact same thing.

...

GEORGE: I'm sick and tired of big budget extravaganzas. I'm going to step away from it all and make a YouTube Poop with MS Paint and Windows Movie Maker on my son's PC.

*time passes*

GEORGE: Next summer I'm going to re-release the Extra Super-Duper Spectacular Supreme Edition of the Star Wars Saga for first time on 4-D UltravioletDisc. This version will feature all-new scenes which add new facets to the grandiose story already present, including footage of Han and Chewie engaged in raw zoophilic sex. I always intended the Han-Luke-Leia love triangle to be a Han-Chewie-Luke-Leia quadrangle, but I didn't have the technology back in the day to adequately portray realistic human-Wookiee anal penetration. Now, with the Almighty Computer at my command, I can have my Star Wars as the way it was always, always, always meant to be.

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#579486
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Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in the Gold Bikini
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I was in between 4th and 5th grade when I first saw ROTJ, so I wasn't aroused by Slave Leia, since I didn't start finding girls sexually attractive until after starting the 7th grade (you could call me a late bloomer, I guess). I knew she was meant to be titillating, though, and that made me uneasy since I wasn't really comfortable with viewing blatant sexuality with my family back in those days.

Later on, though, I did find her arousing in that outfit, but only mildly so; her "assets" were obscured behind the loincloth, and she wasn't filmed from particularly great angles, IMHO, to take full advantage of her "curvaceousness". Overall, I find Slave Leia in ROTJ underwhelming.

If you take drawn depictions of Slave Leia into consideration, though ...

... then it's a different story altogether =P

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#579359
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Star Wars Mythos: Mid-Eighties to Mid-Nineties
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xhonzi said:



DuracellEnergizer said:



xhonzi said:
What claims that the Empire was around for 40 years at the time of ANH?



I think Zahn implies such a date in the Thrawn trilogy. It's a wonky timeline, but I do think it can be made to work with what's stated in the OT if you assume the Republic and the Empire were actually seperate entities that co-existed at some point in the past.


Hmm... any clarification on this would be great.


I looked through Heir to the Empire, and it mentions on the first page that Pellaeon has spent fifty years up to that point in the Imperial fleet. Heir takes place nine years after SW, so that indicates the Empire's been around since 41 BBY at the latest according to the book.

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#579322
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Star Wars Mythos: Mid-Eighties to Mid-Nineties
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xhonzi said:

What claims that the Empire was around for 40 years at the time of ANH?


I think Zahn implies such a date in the Thrawn trilogy. It's a wonky timeline, but I do think it can be made to work with what's stated in the OT if you assume the Republic and the Empire were actually seperate entities that co-existed at some point in the past.

How it squares with the idea of the Empire being created by a young Senator Palpatine decades after the end of the Clone Wars, as stated in later EU, though ...