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#642076
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YouTube/Vimeo/etc... Star Wars video finds
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Yeah I know what you mean McAvoy. My favourite sabre duel has always been Luke v Vader on Bespin. Because of what it meant. the tension and apprehension in Luke and the arrogance of Vader. I just thought they did it well in the clip. There was a bit of acrobatics, but then I remember Luke using a bit of that in the OT. Not the over choreographed crap like the PT duels. 

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#641993
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Personal Opinions on the Nature of the Force
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The whole balance of the force and 'chosen one' idea was utter guff. Where was the scene in the OT with Obi Wan telling Luke his father was the chosen one who it was said (by who and when is never explained in the PT either) would bring Balance to the force? Why not, you either use the force for good or bad intentions. Good-Evil, Light-Dark, Yin-Yang etc. 

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#641775
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Has anyone seen my mug?
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Bingowings said:

Some boffin would be minted if she/he/it discovered a Pork Crackling analogue.

I've been 26 years under the tofu and I do still miss it, more as a concept than a reality. I would probably be very ill if I actually ate some for real.

I accidentally had some contaminated Pringles in my mouth a month back and while the better half assured me they were only chicken flavour I correctly detected the bird corpse extract from the second or so it stuck to my tongue.

Her entire life of pecking bits on a conveyor belt while being limited to a Borg chamber like cage flashed before my eyes.

It was sad.

She never found a place to scratch the ground even before the end *sigh*.

I've the greatest respect for vegetarians/vegans if that's the way they choose to live their lives. But for me, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens are livestock. Just as Zebra, antelopes, etc are livestock for Lions. Your analogy of the chicken can easily be related to a newborn Wildebeest calf who has barely picked themselves up on their unstable legs, and along comes a lion who says thank you very much. Nature is nature and it is brutal. But there's no right or wrong as far as the food chain goes. Different human cultures denote what we each consider is right or wrong to eat. I would never eat a dog the same way a Muslim would (or should) never eat a pig. But I knew a few of them at school who'd craftily tried a bacon sandwich behind their parents backs lol.