posted by Clinton at 8:39 AM
Oh. Em. Gee.HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STAR WARS®™©™!!!Coincidentally, my band Sister Kisser®™©™ is playing "New Hope" PA tonight.
Beep Boop Boop Beep Beep Beep Bloop Whistle Chirp Whirrr.
Lioux... That's AWESOME!!! At the end of your show, you should blow up the Death Star. R2D2... I've just about had enough of you. Go that way. You'll be malfunctioning within a day, you near-sighted scrap pile. And don't let me catch you following me begging for help because you won't get it.
Eh Chu ta
How rude!
I would really love to sit here and talk about my fond memories of watching Star Wars and how I truly thought it changed my life.....But I just dont get it. Is that wrong? I have seen all six films at least twice (thinking that I somehow missed all the "awesome" parts)and for some reason I just cant appreciate them. Am I a bad child of the 80's? I played with my rubix cube, ate my Happy Meals, owned every He-Man and Transformer available, and cried at the end of ET. Why don't I get Star Wars???
I think it has to do with whether or not you grew up with it from an early age or not.I was started on them when I was like five or something. Ergo, huge nerd.
It’s how I recall my HS years. Empire = Freshman. The wilderness years with only Splinters of the Minds Eye to keep me company. No videos, no DVD’s. Maybe I should be called the empty years. Return = Senior.
Hey Clinton, have you ever seen this?
Gungans have grand army. That's why you no liking us meesa thinks.
Ootinii! *shakes fists in the air*
I know that the sand people are actually Tuscan Raiders and I can't stop myself from waving my hand in front of any automatic towel dispenser and saying "These are not the droids you're looking for."I'm not getting any either.
rob, joe, billy r (who was wasted on acid..bad move billy!)and i. in line for three hours for tickets, then in line for two to get in.okay, i was in line..they were doing lord knows what. leaving school to go see it, one of us old enough to drive.century 21 theater in denver.we was stunned.i remember looking over, and rob's hand was half way to his mouth for minutes with popcorn in it...THAT was seeing star wars, kiddos...that was seeing star wars.
I was born in December '77, so therefore I didn't Star Wars in the theater -- however! I do distinctly recall that my first memory of seeing a movie with my parents was seeing The Empire Strikes Back, at the Granada Theater in south St. Louis. :) Good lord, I just realized that Star Wars is 30... and that means in December I'm going to be 30. *shudder*
I remember seeing Star Wars®™©™ for the first time at a Drive In theatre.
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Oh. Em. Gee.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, STAR WARS®™©™!!!
Coincidentally, my band Sister Kisser®™©™ is playing "New Hope" PA tonight.
Beep Boop Boop Beep Beep Beep Bloop Whistle Chirp Whirrr.
Lioux... That's AWESOME!!! At the end of your show, you should blow up the Death Star.
R2D2... I've just about had enough of you. Go that way. You'll be malfunctioning within a day, you near-sighted scrap pile. And don't let me catch you following me begging for help because you won't get it.
Eh Chu ta
How rude!
I would really love to sit here and talk about my fond memories of watching Star Wars and how I truly thought it changed my life.....
But I just dont get it. Is that wrong? I have seen all six films at least twice (thinking that I somehow missed all the "awesome" parts)and for some reason I just cant appreciate them.
Am I a bad child of the 80's? I played with my rubix cube, ate my Happy Meals, owned every He-Man and Transformer available, and cried at the end of ET. Why don't I get Star Wars???
I think it has to do with whether or not you grew up with it from an early age or not.
I was started on them when I was like five or something. Ergo, huge nerd.
It’s how I recall my HS years. Empire = Freshman. The wilderness years with only Splinters of the Minds Eye to keep me company. No videos, no DVD’s. Maybe I should be called the empty years. Return = Senior.
Hey Clinton, have you ever seen this?
Gungans have grand army. That's why you no liking us meesa thinks.
Ootinii! *shakes fists in the air*
I know that the sand people are actually Tuscan Raiders and I can't stop myself from waving my hand in front of any automatic towel dispenser and saying "These are not the droids you're looking for."
I'm not getting any either.
rob, joe, billy r (who was wasted on acid..bad move billy!)and i. in line for three hours for tickets, then in line for two to get in.
okay, i was in line..they were doing lord knows what. leaving school to go see it, one of us old enough to drive.
century 21 theater in denver.
we was stunned.
i remember looking over, and rob's hand was half way to his mouth for minutes with popcorn in it...
THAT was seeing star wars, kiddos...that was seeing star wars.
I was born in December '77, so therefore I didn't Star Wars in the theater -- however! I do distinctly recall that my first memory of seeing a movie with my parents was seeing The Empire Strikes Back, at the Granada Theater in south St. Louis. :)
Good lord, I just realized that Star Wars is 30... and that means in December I'm going to be 30. *shudder*
I remember seeing Star Wars®™©™ for the first time at a Drive In theatre.
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