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j/k...I love those carls jr. commercials.

that lady's voice makes me laugh.

A few days ago, Something Awful.com 's Photoshop Phriday section had a special on "Star Wars Valentines" that hte forum users photoshopped themselves:


here is the link: http://www.something. ..cles.php?a=3574

Its very funny stuff. I recommend checking it out.

I was thinking about this the other day when watching Return of the Jedi...

After the Dune Sea...after the Sarlaac and the Sail Barge and Jabba and his goons dying in the explosions...after they make it back to their ships and leave the planet...


Why does luke change into his Rebel Alliance Pilot uniform? For that matter....where was he keeping it? On the ship? I doubt it.


Another thing...why even wear it at all. Its not like him and a bunch of his buddies were leaving their official base to go vlow up a Death Star. I could understand them all having uniforms on in a situation like that.

But for leaving Tatooine? C'mon...He already had cool black robes that he wears the whole movie...why put on some bright orange jump suit when its not necessary?

Just seems like a nitpick nobody ever pointed out before.

Honestly...other people dont need special suits when they fly. Look at anyone thats ever traveled in the Falcon.

Anyways. ...what do you guys think?

My girlfriend of just over 6 months finally agreed to buckle down and watch the star wars films with me.

We have been watching the 2004 Official DVD's of the Original Trilogy (we are going in the order of creation, not timeline order) and she has already seen both STAR WARS, and THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK.

Heres where I am a little uneasy...

I am trying to think if it'd be a good idea to show her Return of the Jedi on DVD form because of all the changes made to it, everything from no ewok song, to the sickening Jedi Rocks song, to line dialogue changes to fucking Hayden Christiansen at the end.

Now...I have the 1992 VHS boxed set of the films, which would include the unaltered, pre SE changes.

Should I use one of this version of ROTJ to expose the film to her, or should i just sit back, and play Concernicus while we watch the DVD's. I have never viewed these tapes myself, they used to belong to a wrestling coach of mine, and he gave them to me because he found out how much I like star wars and never had a real legit set of my own....the set he gave me looks to be in fairly good condition, so I am assuming the tapes are in good condition as well...or at least as good as a VHS can get.


Whats your guys' call?