Yeah, it's amazing. Absolutely so.
Assistance.
I agree. I had no idea that there were people who would think that the 501st isn't a good organization, or that this is somehow a result of Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm.
Ugh.
SHHHHH.
Pretty sure if I had a cape, I'd never take it off either.
I certainly didn't when I was a little kid with costume capes.
Brooks said:
timdiggerm said:
... If you want sturdy but fairly accurate, try Set 9493.
Or glue (if you don't ever plan to take it apart again)
Blasphemy!
#FrinksMad
Also, hashtags don't accept punctuation, so that one would just be "#how", which makes it even more inane.
SilverWook said:
STID (or should it just be ID?)
Sexually Transmitted Infectious Disease.
Or a little rearrangement to become [:SITD:] which is a band I enjoy.
TV's Frink said:
Wait a moment...I just realized Darth Cold is on that list.
Who, you ask?
ALLOL
Aw, that's a shame to learn...
Something tells me with a little bit more ingenuity you could rig it up to be reinforced, though.
Due Date was a pretty good movie.
"Volkswagon: Even we can get Ponda Baba's hands right."
Awesome commercial. Serious attention to detail.
Excellent work!
CatBus said:
captainsolo said:
From 2005-2008 I gave up Star Wars entirely. For someone who as a child had been an incessant fan, (My childhood was comprised entirely of Film, Literature, James Bond, Star Wars and Batman) this was really hard to do but I just found I didn't care anymore.
It occurred to me that since I went through this stage too, our whole collective experience may fit the Kübler-Ross "stages of grief" model. So here we go:
Denial: "No way will Lucasfilm pass up a chance to cash in on re-releasing the unaltered trilogy. They'd never let that goldmine go to waste!" Uh-huh, sure.
Anger: We may not all say George Lucas did something nasty with our childhood, but everyone has a little generalfrevious buried deep down somewhere.
Bargaining: *cough* Petition *cough*
Depression: The phase described by captainsolo above.
Acceptance: "Don't want to preserve Star Wars, Mr. Lucas? Fine, I accept that. Now we'll just have to save the damn thing ourselves!" A little more defiant in tone than you'd expect from something called "Acceptance", but I think it works.
Bang on.
I listened to this a couple days ago.
I loved it. So good to hear that kind of classic format, and the OT (and the script) really lends itself to the format. Very cool (or should I say Wizard?).
Is there anyone else who loves Sam Witwer? The guy always gives 110%, and you can tell he loves what he's doing. An awesome guy.
My one complaint, however... Daniel Logan. Ugh. Ugh. I can't "ugh" enough. He sounded terrible. I'm sorry, but Temuera Morrison was enough of a stretch for Boba, but I can't take Logan. His performance was just bloody awful. He had way too many lines, as well. Ugh. I never want to hear him do Boba's voice ever again.
I can barely put up with it for The Clone Wars, but this took the cake.
timdiggerm said:
russs15 said:
...and best of all, I built the Psiaki X Wing which is awesome.
Are there directions available for that?
It's really pretty incredible!
Much better than the supposed "professionally-designed" official version.
I just assumed your last name was Wookie.
What you should have said was, "I would have spelt "Wookiee" properly."
STOP COPY PASTING SEAN
Darth Soul?
captainsolo said:
Or maybe I just adore Peter too much. ;)
Yes.. maybe...
*teasing
That's about what I want to see.
Mind = blown.
It's... it's just TOR...
As in Johnson...
Obviously I'm using EU sources for my explanation and we all know that those are not on the same timeline as the movies because "reposted George Lucas quote for the millionth time".
I always just assumed that they hit some vulnerability in the armour there that they couldn't before.