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RicOlie_2

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#772851
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Team Ender Has Tee Shirts and Cupcakes! (Was: Team_Ender has fallen; Join Team_Ender)
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Warbler said:

RicOlie_2 said:

TV's Frink said:

We have begun.

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/team-negative1-star-wars-1977-35mm-theatrical-version-release-details-and-updates/post/772701/#TopicPost772701

 I We see that one of us does not know how to spell our name.

-Team_Ender

 

 Are you attempting to make us look bad by "correcting" pronouns that are already correct in the original post?

Team_Negative_Ender

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#772845
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Design failures (and successes) of the PT
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As has been mentioned, the pod-racers and droidekas had good designs. I don't understand those who hate the pods because they're "obvious copies of chariots." As if everything in the OT was completely separate from real world concepts.

I also like Theed, Otah Gunga (or whatever that Gungan city was called). The Gungans...not so much, though they could have been tolerable if the ones that got screen time weren't so goofy. General Grievous's wheel thing isn't bad, although I don't know if one could really consider it a success in terms of design.

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#772623
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The Historical Discussion Thread: All Discussion Pertaining to History is Welcome
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moviefreakedmind said:

I recently found a nearly 120 year old anthology book of historical primary documents that was being given away for free at my local library. It's pretty interesting to read, and the footnotes are pretty cool since they come from historians of a time when the Spanish-American War (which they refer to as the "Spanish War") was a current event

 Wow, that's neat. My family inherited a large number of books from a school that shut down and was purchased for use as a factory by my dad's family, so we have a lot of history books from around the time of World War II, and some older. In grades 8 and 9, when I was homeschooling, in addition to my more up-to-date resources, I used a book from 1929 and another from 1946. It can be interesting to see the perspectives of the authors in relation to the way we view things now. The one book suggested current or recent newspapers and magazines for further reading on World War II. :)

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#771995
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Last movie seen
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TV's Frink said:

thejediknighthusezni said:

TV's Frink said:

I was just pointing out the really dumb formatting in the post above mine.

        I'm trying to keep up with the kids and their TextSpeak.

 What the hell are you talking about?  Kids don't indent when texting.

 Nor do they capitalize or make any effort to spell things correctly.