doubleofive

doubleKO said:

^ Reported.

SUPER MONKEY BALL 4 LIFE!

CLARIFICATION: is a Wii port? Then it probably sucks.

Is it a Wii game? Then it probably sucks.

LexX said:

doubleofive said:

LexX said:

Well, I think it’s even more funnier that Krennic traveled to another planet for who knows how many hours to have a one minute discussion with Vader, ha.

Vader doesn’t have a phone in his retreat.

I just meant that there must’ve been an easier way to deliver a one sentence message, even for Vader who has to suit up for this “meeting”. I don’t mind it, I like the scene, I just find it a little funny if you think about it but I try not to.

I, too, was kidding.

TV’s Frink said:

I assumed it was fake. Apparently it’s not.

It wasn’t covered by the lamestream media, so it’s real.

LexX said:

Well, I think it’s even more funnier that Krennic traveled to another planet for who knows how many hours to have a one minute discussion with Vader, ha.

Vader doesn’t have a phone in his retreat.

Anything he disagrees with is fake, therefore no criticism is going to affect him. He’s going to think he’s doing a good job until the White House is on fire around him.

timdiggerm said:

doubleofive said:

timdiggerm said:

Agreed that this would be great, just as the battle droid was great. U-Wings parked in the Yavin hangar (though not flying out to combat, wrong type of mission for that) would be great too.

I like all of this. But, one could theorize that they only had two U-Wings and both went down at Scarif.

One could also theorize that all K2 droids were removed from Imperial Service immediately following review of footage from Jedha and Scarif demonstrating they can easily be reprogrammed and are thus a security risk.

I mean, one could

Or that we don’t see them in the 3 hallways we see in ANH.

The NYT is failing fake news, so we don’t have to take any of this into account!

Wow, only reading things you agree with IS easier!

timdiggerm said:

Agreed that this would be great, just as the battle droid was great. U-Wings parked in the Yavin hangar (though not flying out to combat, wrong type of mission for that) would be great too.

I like all of this. But, one could theorize that they only had two U-Wings and both went down at Scarif.

Head canon time!

Han could have called ahead to Bespin

Sending a signal might give away their position in the middle of space without a hyperdrive, bringing the Empire on them.

Luke could have called The Falcon from Degobah to see if his vision was true

Maybe you have to know where a ship is to contact them. I remember something in Episode II about Obi-Wan having to relay a message to Coruscant through Anakin, but he had to find out that Anakin was on Tatooine beforehand.

The Rebel fleet could have waited safely until the Endor strike team called to say the shield is down

Probably communications jammers all over Endor. And a delay between bringing down the shield and the fleet attacking means the Empire could call in a fleet to defend them (which they had as part of the trap anyway).

Qui-Gon could have called the council/senate as soon as they had cleared the communications blackout on Naboo.

Prequels were not thought out? Alternatively, could be the same as the Falcon, not wanting to call attention to a ship with high priority targets on it with no hyperdrive.

So my end theory is you have to know exactly where the ships are, unless you broadcast and give away your location.

shrug

TV’s Frink said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M2dRsSElrY

Thank you. I wanted a lip print, but kept forgetting to ask.

Tyrphanax said:

timdiggerm said:

I was very surprised at how good the story in X-Wing: Alliance was. Even better, you can buy it from GOG or Steam, and then upgrade the graphics with the shockingly long-lived XWA Upgrade Project.

Whoa, thanks for the point to the upgrade. Definitely how I’ll play it when I get around to it.

Same here!

Tyrphanax said:

doubleofive said:

SilverWook said:

doubleofive said:

I remember streaming the teaser trailer on my parent’s computer, taping one of the trailer premieres off of some entertainment news show and rewatching it over and over again, reading a primitive trailer breakdown that figured that Qui-Gon was going to die which I should not have highlighted to read, standing in line in the mall parking garage to end up getting tickets to a showing the day after, my stepdad and I listening to a review on the radio that started with Anakin saying “everything’s overheated”, easily collecting the fast food toys because my dad worked at Pizza Hut and my stepmom at Taco Bell, and having the timecodes memorized on my dad’s training VHS that explained what the hype was about by showing both trailers (which I still have and would be fun to have digitized).

I don’t remember actually seeing the movie, except for being excited to see a new Star Wars movie for the first time in my life and dreading the end knowing that Qui-Gon was going to die. I remember seeing it 4 more times (including once by myself when my grandparents wanted to go to the movies and NOT see that and winning a Jar Jar doll from a crane game) in some kind of misguided attempt to have a Star Wars movie at the top of the All Time Box Office list to beat Titanic.

Are any of the commercials on that tape? There do not seem to be any decent quality versions on youtube. Those ads with Col. Sanders, the Taco Bell dog, and a Pizza Hut delivery gal were a lot of fun.

I don’t think so. I don’t remember any of it being entertaining besides the trailers, but I only watched the rest of it once 18 years ago.

If it’s hilarious and weird, consider contacting the Found Footage Festival!

I lack the technology to watch it!

SilverWook said:

doubleofive said:

I remember streaming the teaser trailer on my parent’s computer, taping one of the trailer premieres off of some entertainment news show and rewatching it over and over again, reading a primitive trailer breakdown that figured that Qui-Gon was going to die which I should not have highlighted to read, standing in line in the mall parking garage to end up getting tickets to a showing the day after, my stepdad and I listening to a review on the radio that started with Anakin saying “everything’s overheated”, easily collecting the fast food toys because my dad worked at Pizza Hut and my stepmom at Taco Bell, and having the timecodes memorized on my dad’s training VHS that explained what the hype was about by showing both trailers (which I still have and would be fun to have digitized).

I don’t remember actually seeing the movie, except for being excited to see a new Star Wars movie for the first time in my life and dreading the end knowing that Qui-Gon was going to die. I remember seeing it 4 more times (including once by myself when my grandparents wanted to go to the movies and NOT see that and winning a Jar Jar doll from a crane game) in some kind of misguided attempt to have a Star Wars movie at the top of the All Time Box Office list to beat Titanic.

Are any of the commercials on that tape? There do not seem to be any decent quality versions on youtube. Those ads with Col. Sanders, the Taco Bell dog, and a Pizza Hut delivery gal were a lot of fun.

I don’t think so. I don’t remember any of it being entertaining besides the trailers, but I only watched the rest of it once 18 years ago.

I remember streaming the teaser trailer on my parent’s computer, taping one of the trailer premieres off of some entertainment news show and rewatching it over and over again, reading a primitive trailer breakdown that figured that Qui-Gon was going to die which I should not have highlighted to read, standing in line in the mall parking garage to end up getting tickets to a showing the day after, my stepdad and I listening to a review on the radio that started with Anakin saying “everything’s overheated”, easily collecting the fast food toys because my dad worked at Pizza Hut and my stepmom at Taco Bell, and having the timecodes memorized on my dad’s training VHS that explained what the hype was about by showing both trailers (which I still have and would be fun to have digitized).

I don’t remember actually seeing the movie, except for being excited to see a new Star Wars movie for the first time in my life and dreading the end knowing that Qui-Gon was going to die. I remember seeing it 4 more times (including once by myself when my grandparents wanted to go to the movies and NOT see that and winning a Jar Jar doll from a crane game) in some kind of misguided attempt to have a Star Wars movie at the top of the All Time Box Office list to beat Titanic.

Nothing breeds terrorists more than treating people like terrorists.

1. Most 4K discs can be found for $25-30, the same price DVD or Blu-ray was at first.
2. You’re telling me you wouldn’t pay $45 each for a 4k restoration of the OOT? I’d be first in line.

I was calling out my Congressman for being part of this “let’s make rules so we don’t have to follow the rules” confirmation hearings, this random follower says that maybe he’s representing the half of the country that voted for Trump. I pointed out that it was actually less than half, as another friend pointed out that it was less than a quarter of the population, and it just went on from there.

doubleofive said:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2017/01/31/lebron-james-on-charles-barkley-hes-a-hater/

Lebron James doesn’t like him, I’m sure a lot of people will like that about Barkley.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2017/02/01/even-charles-barkley-has-to-admit-that-lebron-james-did-his-homework-with-his-evisceration/

He knows when he’s been bested.

I just found that arguing politics on Twitter is even more frustrating than it is here!

Cthulhunicron said:

doubleofive said:

Cthulhunicron said:

Darth Id said:

Cthulhunicron said:

Darth Id said:

I love that this thread is not centered on the absolutely nonsensical “I am your father” death-knell to any semblance of SW continuity, but instead to this bizarre obscurantist, interpretive trivia.

Huh? Darth Vader being Luke’s father is a continuity error now?

Not so much an error as a flamboyant abandonment.

Abandonment of what?

Of any of the original concepts pre-3rd(?) draft of ESB.

So?

You can ignore my comment as Id was just being difficult.

Calm down, let’s all take Ady’s approach and just ignore him please.

No.

Stop.

Cthulhunicron said:

Darth Id said:

Cthulhunicron said:

Darth Id said:

I love that this thread is not centered on the absolutely nonsensical “I am your father” death-knell to any semblance of SW continuity, but instead to this bizarre obscurantist, interpretive trivia.

Huh? Darth Vader being Luke’s father is a continuity error now?

Not so much an error as a flamboyant abandonment.

Abandonment of what?

Of any of the original concepts pre-3rd(?) draft of ESB.