- Post
- #479904
- Topic
- Favorite star wars child hood memories not related to the films
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/479904/action/topic#479904
- Time
^Silly Haw, nobody moved the cheese.
^Silly Haw, nobody moved the cheese.
I just found out the b is for badass. Gotta love my friends.
My username is a pretty big clue dude.
I didn't want a prequel cake. My parents were pretty good to me back in the day. Sixth birthday back in 2000... -insert note about Frink feeling old-
^Fails to realize that Frink stole the prize
AOTC did more than you think. They did film some of the Tatooine scenes in Tunisia as well as the Naboo scenes - the first part after they've landed, under the arches, is in Sevilla (Spain).
I have better luck searching google with originaltrilogy.com "search subject" than using this search engine. Loads faster and usually finds what I want without going through a few results like on here.
I speak in iambic pentameter. You fail to notice the pattern, fair Slug.
Or he could actually exist now, because he didn't exist then. Just sayin'.
Xhonzi, poor taste. Know your audience, clearly this issue is not something Warbler takes lightly. Hell, nobody should.
Supposedly, older (specifically analog) American and Japanese TVs have slightly different black levels (about a 10% difference) which would explain the differences in brightness: the LDs etc. were adjusted to best fit the region. This is supposedly still common practice.
oh goodness gracious me
When did they stop hating you at TheShizz Frink? Haha.
Don't worry Fink. There's wiggle room with children, but no excuse for beating someone past retirement.
Warb I'm going to respectfully disagree. So long as a reimagining doesn't permanently supplant the original, I find it a nice addition/alternate take.
THE STOOGE.
By Bill Murray I of course mean Polonius. I was hoping you guys would look up Shakespeare and Bill Murray, but I guess I'm giving you the easy way out this time.
Last performance of Hamlet today. I'm gonna miss the show, I had a blast being Bill Murray. Also, setting the play in the twenties and making it take place in a movie studio rather than a kingdom made it infinitely more interesting - plus, nontraditional casting = lesbian action.
That has two e's pal.
^Naw, his name needs to be Gueedo.
My background:I'm a somewhat spoiled senior in high school who deals with middle schoolers frequently as senior patrol leader in his scout troop. Having been that spoiled awkward kid, I think I have a decent idea of how to be the brat.
I've turned out all right, so far, though.
This is an interesting question. My nuclear family hasn't been particularly affectionate towards one another for a number of years; however, when I was young, we loved each other very much. I received on occasion what I would call tough love, serious lectures or shouting fits from one parent or the other. It takes a lot (and did) of disrespect for my parents to ever touch me. I think that's the way to go: serious lectures, occasional tough love, but never beating.
Our extended-substitute-teacher for English said that he believes parents are more interested today in children having happy childhoods than teaching them to be good people. I'm inclined to agree, which is why there seems to be a lack of discipline in many of the "little monsters" found today all around. I believe in teaching moral standards while allowing children to be themselves, but never forgetting what they get taught. Even if it means being harsh, better to raise good children than brats who look on their happy childhood with nostalgia and fail to move on.
Puggo never fails to impress. Thanks for sharing this with us! It almost looks as if this would be completely watchable if only released RAW, I can't wait to see what kind of clean-up you have in mind if it already looks this fantastic.
Crazy_dazy said:
brash_stryker said:
So...where are all the chicks?
Boom.
The blue water dub has been remastered in low-quality .wmvs with video sourced from the dragon box. I know where to find all 64; the audio is from the tV rip.
ChainsawAsh said:
the people that post here. You're all stand-up folks, and you make this place feel like a real community as opposed to a place for fanboys to come and circle-jerk each other about the ridiculous minuitae of the films and the EU.
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