You people like random, admit it

I predict that this place will be full of douche...

I love Penny Arcade. :3

This explains my relationship with my boyfriend perfectly. Except we don't have a child.

Ahahahahaahaaaa! Nice one.

That was great! I almost forgot about that strip!

My boss got it printed and framed for me.

Also, I can't even begin to describe how jealous I was that the PA guys got together with Karen Traviss for lunch during ComiCon. I wanted to be there so bad! Not even to talk to them or anything, just to BE THERE. I'm creepy, but I love Penny Arcade and Karen Traviss a lot! I love that they're tight--it's kinda random, but great all the same. :p

Lunch with Karen Traviss, hm.... First to ignore all the fanboys asking geeky questions about things that don't interest me, then to refrain from saying I HATED ETAIN AND I'M GLAD SHE GOT POPPED SO, THANK YOU. And of course asking for spoilers about ImpCom...

You know after this I don't think I'd really need to have a conversation with KT.

Heh, Etain's lack of confidence and personality always rubbed me the wrong way, too; her death was traumatizing simply for the fact of POOR DARMAN.

I never understood why he liked her.

CLONED MEN DON'T GET TO CHOOSE.

ZEE END.

NO! It is never the end! Only the end of the beginning! And I refuse to end the end of the beginning of the end of the end of the beginning. After all, human rights should be the aspiration of all human beings. To not do so would be the same as saying, "Hey, look! Puppets!"

<3 Avatar!!!
lmfao, Zuko and his Mai puppet and Sokka with all his ladies.

Honestly, Dar didn't have many options. He probably knew that and just went with the first girl he ever talked to.

So wait, are you suggesting that if he had come across someone like, oh I don't know, Kreia, he would have fallen for her instead?

Well maybe not someone like her... but what I am suggesting is the universe is full of infinite possibilities.

OK then, it's just that all the sexual innuendo in KOTOR II came right back to mind when you posted that. *shudder* Definitely not my favorite character from the games . . . HK-47 on the other hand.

"We must always think of the children. The littlest ones always suffer in war." XD

Wow I don't remember any of those from KOTORII! Apparently I didn't talk to HK enough. But he liked me because I was a crazy Dark Side bitch, and he at least told me about how love is like sniping somebody in the kneecap. *dreamy sigh*

Aww the guy who made the video got HK to say it to him on the beach. That's so romantic! :p

I like this one:



It's from a Russian site (The Real Heroes). The line goes: "Boba, son, help me to take off this mask".

Yeah, I know it's cruel...

LOL!

My boyfriend and his friend went on a whole discussion of how to get Jango's head out of the helmet. Something about how it must have been sucked in with some sort of vacuum system, and then someone would have to be like "Okay I've got his ears! Pull on the helmet!" etc etc. They're mean.

That was my favorite part of the movie. Boba holding onto Jango's helmet--it was more emotional to me than most of the other crap in AotC. :/

Catika wrote:

That was my favorite part of the movie. Boba holding onto Jango's helmet--it was more emotional to me than most of the other crap in AotC. :/

I'd say it's the only truly emotional moment of the movie. Apart from, maybe, the Sand people slaughter.

Kote wrote:

I'd say it's the only truly emotional moment of the movie. Apart from, maybe, the Sand people slaughter.

And it turns out that it was a setup, how would Palpatine know about this in RotS?

Though I would blame Hayden Christensen for his bad acting.

Funny picture by the way, there was a debate about whether Jango's head was still inside the helmet when Boba picked it up. I slow-mo'ed into the movie to see a "shadow" coming out of it when Mace Windu killed Jango, I guess that was the Pez falling out of the broken Pez dispenser.

Daennika wrote:

And it turns out that it was a setup, how would Palpatine know about this in RotS?

Though I would blame Hayden Christensen for his bad acting.

Well, as far as I've understood, Anakin told him. They had a pretty close relations, it seems.

I've seen much worse acting, but yes, I wish it were done in a better way.


Heh, Jango's head seems to be a matter of great concern all over the world... Loosing their fathers the most violent way in an early age is a Fett tradition, I'd say. It's sad.

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Though I would blame Hayden Christensen for his bad acting.
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Well...my opinion differs on his acting, but that's just me. But the part of Anakin Skywalker was pretty much written in poor taste. "whine" this and "whine" that. Althought, Hayden's voice didn't make it any better.

For the most part, Episode III feels rushed.

Wow, do I have a random thought.

I've been so wrapped up in my Clone story that I had a dream the other night that I was in the Star Wars universe.

I was on a place that looked like the Kamino cloning facility, and I was trying to get Jango's attention. He was busy talking with indiscriminate people who were walking by, but I had something important to tell him.

I ended up waking up before I got a chance to talk to him, but yeah, I'd say that pretty random.

Well, it's finally happened, I'm not sure what's happened, but it's happened. The whole family was out sick today, and I spent a good portion of said day watching dubbed episodes of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and videos of Daniel Hannan talking to the European Parliament on YouTube.

Oh yeah, and more puppets!

Cody MacArthur Fett wrote:

Well, it's finally happened, I'm not sure what's happened, but it's happened. The whole family was out sick today, and I spent a good portion of said day watching dubbed episodes of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

Tenna showed me Haruhi and it is MY FAVORITE EVER. We want to do cosplays of their commander outfits in the Day of Sagittarius episode. We also know the ending dance. It's a little sad.