I saw this comment on my phone so only saw the AT/ST part. I immediately thought about that button to make the legs move. That was awesome. I would also pop off those legs and use it as a mini-ship.
So is he just doing his work in full costume? Helmet and all? What kind of job does he have?
Yeah, my mom had a thing for Pants with green, purple, red, and orange vertical stripes. I think the green was chartreuse. Remember those long lines to go the very first one, like half a mile long? May the force be with you
While watching The Force Awakens in the theatre, my daughter pointed it that it was not possible for Kylo Ren to stab Han because he was holding his light sabre at the wrong angle in the previous shot. Now that's all I can think about when I watch that scene. That -- and the fact that Han's death was so predictable.
I was 11 when A New Hope came out and I loved it. But I never had the toys! I'm not sure how available they were in the UK to start with. I know a friend had a Star Wars digital watch and I was jealous of that. I know I saw TV ads for the toys at some stage and would have loved them, but I had plenty of other toys. Action Man (combat doll) and Lego were my big things. We didn't have the internet to distract us.
Oh man I used to play with Lego for 12 hours a day sometimes. We only had the plain yellow guys with those smiley faces... but I could pretend they were Star Wars guys!!!
I didn't even have the Lego men. Used to make my own that were two 2x2 pieces with 2x1 between them. In my mind they looked better :) Imagination is a powerful thing. I used to build some very square space craft
That is awesome! I still love to see my son playing with Lego... but it is so different. We had to design Star Wars like ships... now you can buy a freaking perfect millennium falcon set!
I basically had all the Star Wars toys growing up, I used to have massive battles between the GI Joe characters, the X Men and the Star Wars figurines. Lulz. Was my favorite movie series by far.
So due to my love of that series I had to investigate the movie series further, and in doing so I believe I have figured out what "The Force" really is, and how it is very real thanks to the work of Nikola Tesla:
Yeah I had some massive crossover battles as well. I was so old that sometimes my Star Wars guys battled against campers and kayakers from the Fisher Price Adventure People line.
Hi again, if you have time, please check the message in Steemit chat again. I hate that we don't get notifications on the chat, and there is no other way to reach you. Thanks again.
Do you expect a comment from @lordvader?
I am sure they will, if it gives you a reason to send them some money for a junk degree!
I don't think that guy likes me. I think it bothers him that I am such a supporter of the man who is a little too "famIliar" with his daughter.
Here I come Univeristy of Phoenix!!!
Do you know the location of the scruffy looking nerfherder mentioned in this jerk's name? I need to "speak" with him ASAP.
Location, Location, Location?
We don't need no stinking locations!
Very true. Sometimes I destroy things even if it is not the right location.
Haha, I'd be almost disappointed if he wouldn't.
#Maythe4th
Oh man that is awesome!! Is it from Donnie and Marie?
My favourite Star Wars toy was the AT/ST Scout Walker. I loved it even the silly button on the back for making the legs move!!!
And someone is actually dressed as Darth Vader in my work today. Quite the sight. Shame he is about 5'8'' tall :0D
I saw this comment on my phone so only saw the AT/ST part. I immediately thought about that button to make the legs move. That was awesome. I would also pop off those legs and use it as a mini-ship.
So is he just doing his work in full costume? Helmet and all? What kind of job does he have?
Its not your boss is it?
Yeah, he wore it all day!! He is a software developer. Not such unusual behaviour for a dev right enough, lol
I did love it, it was one of the coolest. I had no idea the legs could come off!! It and the rebel transport gave me years of fun!!
That is awesome! True dedication to the day!
It was, it really was. I just wished he had been a little taller! :0)
Yeah, my mom had a thing for Pants with green, purple, red, and orange vertical stripes. I think the green was chartreuse. Remember those long lines to go the very first one, like half a mile long? May the force be with you
I do remember the long striped pants. Why were they so mad at us that they forced us to wear those?
If I got the money, I wanna collect all Star Wars Lego sets and even double the amount of every clone troopers released.
Come on steem!!!! When it hits $1000 you can have a real house made of Lego... filled with Lego!
Might have to wait a few years for that...
Thanks for reminding us! I never understood people who did not watch the movies. I mean, how do you make friends with them? It's just culture.
Lol. I know some people who have never seen any and they are always very nice and start with "I'm very sorry but..."
I try to look past it. Lol
Rogue Leader, standing by...
Wedge? Is that you?
Fact:
Great Post, I loved Star Wars too , but was and still am , a lot older than you!
I feel any of us over 40 on here need to stick together lol! It's an exclusive club.
While watching The Force Awakens in the theatre, my daughter pointed it that it was not possible for Kylo Ren to stab Han because he was holding his light sabre at the wrong angle in the previous shot. Now that's all I can think about when I watch that scene. That -- and the fact that Han's death was so predictable.
But then again, I was a huge fan of the ewoks. 😜
May the 4th be with you.
You should be so proud!!! How old is she?
If you are bored, check my feed. I seriously did a post about those movies lol.
She was 7 at the time. Not much gets passed her. Lol! And yes, I'll definitely check out your post.
Smart 7 year old!!!!
I was 11 when A New Hope came out and I loved it. But I never had the toys! I'm not sure how available they were in the UK to start with. I know a friend had a Star Wars digital watch and I was jealous of that. I know I saw TV ads for the toys at some stage and would have loved them, but I had plenty of other toys. Action Man (combat doll) and Lego were my big things. We didn't have the internet to distract us.
Oh man I used to play with Lego for 12 hours a day sometimes. We only had the plain yellow guys with those smiley faces... but I could pretend they were Star Wars guys!!!
I didn't even have the Lego men. Used to make my own that were two 2x2 pieces with 2x1 between them. In my mind they looked better :) Imagination is a powerful thing. I used to build some very square space craft
That is awesome! I still love to see my son playing with Lego... but it is so different. We had to design Star Wars like ships... now you can buy a freaking perfect millennium falcon set!
May the 4th be with you!
And with you... always!
Are you my dad's evil twin? Cause you were born in the same year (1978-7=1971), both love Star Wars, and both use Steemit. Creepy....
Son? Is that you?
Lol the only thing is my dad is a professor not a special ed teacher. Still, both are teaching.
Congratulations @hanshotfirst!
Your post was mentioned in my hit parade in the following category:
Awesome!
Hi @hanshotfirst, thank you very much for the 10 Steem, you gave to my wife, May the 4th be with you!!
I basically had all the Star Wars toys growing up, I used to have massive battles between the GI Joe characters, the X Men and the Star Wars figurines. Lulz. Was my favorite movie series by far.
So due to my love of that series I had to investigate the movie series further, and in doing so I believe I have figured out what "The Force" really is, and how it is very real thanks to the work of Nikola Tesla:
Yeah I had some massive crossover battles as well. I was so old that sometimes my Star Wars guys battled against campers and kayakers from the Fisher Price Adventure People line.
Hi again, if you have time, please check the message in Steemit chat again. I hate that we don't get notifications on the chat, and there is no other way to reach you. Thanks again.