pat man

I'm back! I've just been busy. Anyways, if this is true it is fantastic news. It will make up for an entire generation, like myself, to see Star Wars in it's original glory. Hope like everyone says that it won't be messed up by "modern" standards. And I'm sure Disney, Lucasfilm, and 20th-Century Fox, can make an agreement, "if" Fox owns them or not, all I know is they have distribution rights. Anyways glad to be back.   

 6,655 have signed the OT petition.

Bingowings said:

Update now! WB :;-)

 Thank you.

OK I'm back on OT.com. Anyways 6,651 have signed the petition. :)

Hey I’m finally back on OT.com, I was very busy. Anyways here is the link for information on the combo packs.

Mod Edit: a working url for the link above can be found at the Internet Archive’s WayBack Machine:-

http://web.archive.org/web/20131011124133/https://www.starwars.com/news/star-wars-blu-ray-dvd-combo-packs-coming-october-8.html

Sorry, phone typo.

6,445 have signed the petition. 8)

The LINK is there.

Been busy, anyway 6,399 have signed the petition :).

Han Shot 1st.

6,341 :)

I just went to  http://starwars.com/watch/the-movies/2 they have the old trailers from the 70's and 80's.

Like this one: 

http://starwars.com/watch/rw_swteaser.html

I think there starting to dig through the archives to find some old sources.

6,320 :)

Facebook Tobar.

Information here:

 https://lucasfilm.vcfeedback.com/Respond/8fae5e68-1b2b-458d-991c-5f19ac5289c6

Any news?

Has anyone tried this yet? 

6,278 :)

6,274 :)

Sorry for the repeat my network went bad.

pat man said:

Here in the U.S. the average for internet is 13 Megabytes a Second and lower, for a very Expensive Price. Around the World 100 Megabytes a Second is Average. 

Google Has created something new and it's all over Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter. It has speeds of 1 Gigabyte (1,000 Megabytes) in a second and uses Fiber wires instead of Cable or phone line. and is only Available in Kansas City U.S. But They will Be world wide in 4-5 years from now. This also includes T.V.

http://fiber.google.com/about/

 

   Ignore repeat.

pat man said:

Here in the U.S. the average for internet is 13 Megabytes a Second and lower, for a very Expensive Price. Around the World 100 Megabytes a Second is Average. 

Google Has created something new and it's all over Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter. It has speeds of 1 Gigabyte (1,000 Megabytes) in a second and uses Fiber wires instead of Cable or phone line. and is only Available in Kansas City U.S. But They will Be world wide in 4-5 years from now. This also includes T.V.

http://fiber.google.com/about/

 

   Ignore repeat

pat man said:

Here in the U.S. the average for internet is 13 Megabytes a Second and lower, for a very Expensive Price. Around the World 100 Megabytes a Second is Average. 

Google Has created something new and it's all over Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter. It has speeds of 1 Gigabyte (1,000 Megabytes) in a second and uses Fiber wires instead of Cable or phone line. and is only Available in Kansas City U.S. But They will Be world wide in 4-5 years from now. This also includes T.V.

http://fiber.google.com/about/

 

   I forgot to tell you 1,000 Megabytes= 1 Gigabyte.

pat man said:

Here in the U.S. the average for internet is 13 Megabytes a Second and lower, for a very Expensive Price. Around the World 100 Megabytes a Second is Average. 

Google Has created something new and it's all over Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter. It has speeds of 1 Gigabyte (1,000 Megabytes) in a second and uses Fiber wires instead of Cable or phone line. and is only Available in Kansas City U.S. But They will Be world wide in 4-5 years from now. This also includes T.V.

http://fiber.google.com/about/

 

 I forgot to tell you 1000 megabytes= 1 Gigabyte

Mrebo said:

The internet here (around DC) is so bad. 0.5M download speed, streaming video too often struggles. bkev makes a good point. With a system of internet as far-reaching as ours (including many who still don't have cable availability) it's no surprise the average speed isn't pretty low. Though I'd expect our capitol to do much better. I'm curious about the google, but wonder how much of our privacy we must sell to partake.

  Wow that's bad speed.