son of a . . .Brian Earl Spilner said:
It's like poetry, it rhymes.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
I have no idea if Giant Freaking Robot is a trusted source, so take it with a grain of salt. But according to them, Natalie Portman returning as Padme. I would think Ahsoka flashbacks?
https://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/ent/exclusive-natalie-portman-returning-star-wars.html
Why are they called X wings when they have a different alphabet? This has been on my mind since I was 7.
— Jemaine Clement (@AJemaineClement) June 25, 2022
I want to say it was something almost that jarring.double aught said:
Maybe Han was wearing a New York Yankees hat?
helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
. more authentic looking than the Halcyonhelloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
I'm trying to imagine how the realtor who will sell that house eventually is going to explain that room.helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
It's in a new Disney residential resort for people who are really rich and are like 300 stages past my family's Disney obsession.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:I'm trying to imagine how the realtor who will sell that house eventually is going to explain that room.helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
This line always irritated me. Luke's a freakin dirt farmer who just sold his beater POS speeder for next to nothing (probably didn't have a clear title either) and has the audacity to tell Han the Falcon is a piece of junk?double aught said:helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
Kids are stupid and have no life experience or context.Urban Ag said:This line always irritated me. Luke's a freakin dirt farmer who just sold his beater POS speeder for next to nothing (probably didn't have a clear title either) and has the audacity to tell Han the Falcon is a piece of junk?double aught said:helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
Yeah, but he could almost buy his own ship for that price.Urban Ag said:This line always irritated me. Luke's a freakin dirt farmer who just sold his beater POS speeder for next to nothing (probably didn't have a clear title either) and has the audacity to tell Han the Falcon is a piece of junk?double aught said:helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
Who's gonna fly it kid, you?double aught said:Yeah, but he could almost buy his own ship for that price.Urban Ag said:This line always irritated me. Luke's a freakin dirt farmer who just sold his beater POS speeder for next to nothing (probably didn't have a clear title either) and has the audacity to tell Han the Falcon is a piece of junk?double aught said:helloimustbegoing said:
Millennium Falcon themed home theater in a house nearby Disney World.
Urban Ag said:
Kenobi was a Boomer
Owen was Gen X
Luke was a millennial
It all makes sense now. Think about it.
Kenobi's generation of Jedi got to live fat and happy off the success of the previous generations of Jedi which had brought and maintained peace and order throughout the galaxy through great sacrifice. They spent way too much and and built unsustainable programs the galaxy couldn't afford. Owen's generation got stuck holding the bag when it fell apart and actually had to get up everyday and work and live within their means. Luke's generation knows nothing about the sacrifice of the older generations of Jedi, they resent Kenobi's generation for essentially bankrupting the galaxy leading to the Empire taking over, and they think Owen's generation is boring and lame because all they ever do is work and tell them no. Luke just wants to skate by and chill with his friends at Toshi Station and whine about how hard they have it. Luke, with literally no flying experience thinks he's a better pilot than Han, then gets all butthurt on Yavin IV when Han isn't down for the cause and just wants to get paid (yeah, that's why we're Gen X and you lived with your aunt and uncle). Then when he does get the opportunity to train to be a Jedi (with none other than Master Yoda mind you) he second guesses him constantly, argues and questions him, and leaves his training early. It literally takes his own father lopping his hand off to square him up and take some responsibility.
Ha!Urban Ag said:
Kenobi was a Boomer
Owen was Gen X
Luke was a millennial
It all makes sense now. Think about it.
Kenobi's generation of Jedi got to live fat and happy off the success of the previous generations of Jedi which had brought and maintained peace and order throughout the galaxy through great sacrifice. They spent way too much and and built unsustainable programs the galaxy couldn't afford. Owen's generation got stuck holding the bag when it fell apart and actually had to get up everyday and work and live within their means. Luke's generation knows nothing about the sacrifice of the older generations of Jedi, they resent Kenobi's generation for essentially bankrupting the galaxy leading to the Empire taking over, and they think Owen's generation is boring and lame because all they ever do is work and tell them no. Luke just wants to skate by and chill with his friends at Toshi Station and whine about how hard they have it. Luke, with literally no flying experience thinks he's a better pilot than Han, then gets all butthurt on Yavin IV when Han isn't down for the cause and just wants to get paid (yeah, that's why we're Gen X and you lived with your aunt and uncle). Then when he does get the opportunity to train to be a Jedi (with none other than Master Yoda mind you) he second guesses him constantly, argues and questions him, and leaves his training early. It literally takes his own father lopping his hand off to square him up and take some responsibility.
I dunno, if you are familiar wtih him he was one of the two members of Flight of the Conchords. To say he has an odd sense of humor/outlook on the world is an understatement. Also from New Zealandredline248 said:
I mean, it's not a stretch to say they call the shape an X, regardless of what the alphabet looks like. Or, you know, their language translates into English as X.
Also, bs he thought about the star wars alphabet when he was 7
Also, Luke made out with his sister (seems like a millennial thing to do).Urban Ag said:
Kenobi was a Boomer
Owen was Gen X
Luke was a millennial
It all makes sense now. Think about it.
Kenobi's generation of Jedi got to live fat and happy off the success of the previous generations of Jedi which had brought and maintained peace and order throughout the galaxy through great sacrifice. They spent way too much and and built unsustainable programs the galaxy couldn't afford. Owen's generation got stuck holding the bag when it fell apart and actually had to get up everyday and work and live within their means. Luke's generation knows nothing about the sacrifice of the older generations of Jedi, they resent Kenobi's generation for essentially bankrupting the galaxy leading to the Empire taking over, and they think Owen's generation is boring and lame because all they ever do is work and tell them no. Luke just wants to skate by and chill with his friends at Toshi Station and whine about how hard they have it. Luke, with literally no flying experience thinks he's a better pilot than Han, then gets all butthurt on Yavin IV when Han isn't down for the cause and just wants to get paid (yeah, that's why we're Gen X and you lived with your aunt and uncle). Then when he does get the opportunity to train to be a Jedi (with none other than Master Yoda mind you) he second guesses him constantly, argues and questions him, and leaves his training early. It literally takes his own father lopping his hand off to square him up and take some responsibility.
Urban Ag said:
Kenobi was a Boomer
Owen was Gen X
Luke was a millennial
It all makes sense now. Think about it.
Kenobi's generation of Jedi got to live fat and happy off the success of the previous generations of Jedi which had brought and maintained peace and order throughout the galaxy through great sacrifice. They spent way too much and and built unsustainable programs the galaxy couldn't afford. Owen's generation got stuck holding the bag when it fell apart and actually had to get up everyday and work and live within their means. Luke's generation knows nothing about the sacrifice of the older generations of Jedi, they resent Kenobi's generation for essentially bankrupting the galaxy leading to the Empire taking over, and they think Owen's generation is boring and lame because all they ever do is work and tell them no. Luke just wants to skate by and chill with his friends at Toshi Station and whine about how hard they have it. Luke, with literally no flying experience thinks he's a better pilot than Han, then gets all butthurt on Yavin IV when Han isn't down for the cause and just wants to get paid (yeah, that's why we're Gen X and you lived with your aunt and uncle). Then when he does get the opportunity to train to be a Jedi (with none other than Master Yoda mind you) he second guesses him constantly, argues and questions him, and leaves his training early. It literally takes his own father lopping his hand off to square him up and take some responsibility.
