Code Geass seasons 1 & 2 on Bluray.
Legend of Korra seasons 1 & 2 on Bluray.
FFXV limited edition OST.
A Master Grade Gunpla model kit.
Some cash and Longhorn gift card.
Going to see Rogue One again and go to Hooters for dinner.

Best Christmas EVAR.

When all the cucked Remain voters finally leave for good.

Second British Empire when?

Private companies that sell to the government are known to mark up prices just because they know the US government generally gives them blank checks. This might do a small amount of good for the tax payer's dollar.

It seems a bit ironic that the genius business man just made a business lose a massive amount of money.

I imagine they're not happy

I'm kind of upset at you now for making me go back to that site, even if it was for only ten seconds.

https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/219909025?sort=0&page=0
I miss this guy

Remind her that Marx was a poor piece of shit that blamed capitalism for his shitty financial choices.

As stated in the other thread, my feelings towards this is summed up in only two words:

Good riddance.

Malts are just wannabe shakes.

What he said may be silly but this Parker Molloy bitch is a fucking crybaby.

>Probably a butthurt SJW that went on Trump's Twitter just to find something to bitch about
>Proceeds to spam her own feed with one comment he made

Good riddance to Twitter.

Good riddance.

Godwin's Law at its finest.

and then have it somehow turn into something along the lines of "technically Hitler wasn't even socialist and fascism is completely left wing while anarchism is extreme right you fucking dumb piece of shit, tell me where the fuck you live and I'll murder your family" in under 10 comments.

Try giving this a read.

Half his explanation (Such as Rey's childhood and Luke's lightsaber) is based off stuff that has no sources. All you gotta do on Jakku is pick up parts left over from the war and turn them in for food. I can make claims about her childhood too since we have no official source on it. I can say that the Star Destroyer had no other scavengers around it so most of her survival came easily from being the only one taking shit from it and scrapping it for food. Point is, until we get a more fleshed out backstory, her skills and assets are seemingly out of the blue. Luke's lightsaber having a will of its own? That's pretty far fetched even with the visions she gets from touching it. Nothing else in the entire universe (even the balls to the walls crazy EU) has something like this.

Not a fair comparison, because that's movie #2 of the OT. TFA is movie #1, so it's only reasonable to compare Rey to the Luke we know from ANH. Where he displayed some Mary Sue-like tendencies as well--on top of being an annoying brat.

He missed a lot of his blaster shots, gets hit by a training sphere (only hitting it after Ben's guidance), the skills he does have are actually explained from his farming days (shooting with a vehicle on a moisture farm is the same as making a shot on the trench run for example), and he was only able to pull off the final hit on the Death Star with the force and would;ve missed had it not been for Ben's space ghost. Your article also tries to point out Anakin being an easy ace pilot in episode I for an example of piloting being easy, yet Anakin was a Gary Stu as well.

$150, I only got stuff for my mom and sister. Me and my brother wait until after Christmas to get each other stuff because then we have the money for some more.

Luckily I saved almost another $150 cause both my mom and sister love Disney and I get a 40% discount until February.

The only change that bothered me in RoTJ.



The silence was important, it was supposed to show Vader's internal conflict and how hard it was. Having that "No" just completely threw it all out.

It's like Sony wants to go bankrupt.

I can agree with you on one thing and half on another. Hoth was boring to look at, but the other two planets were completely different. Dagobah was incredibly interesting and so was Bespin/Cloud City. The scenery on both these planets were very well imaginative. The battle of Hoth also was by far not an unimportant event, it was almost a last stand of sorts for the rebellion, afterwards they didn't have a home base, they were drifting in space as a small rag tag fleet. The battle was to show the rebellion on its knees and to get all the major characters into the second part of the movie.

Darth Vader's reveal is what I half-agree on, at the time, most stories didn't really pull the rug out from underneath you like that so it was a pretty sudden "WTF" moment. Of course it loses its shock value when someone watches the film knowing about it already so it loses the emphasis and importance along with it kind of. As for it being an awkward part of the story? I wouldn't say so. The original trilogy works best when the prequels aren't involved and not thinking too much on the back story behind Luke's family tree. Vader being Luke's father gives Uncle Owen's comment in ANH some much needed clarity, same for Ben's comments as well. The only thing that makes it confusing is in RoTJ with Vader not knowing about Leia either, but Luke and Vader's interactions in the climax overshadows this.

Empire also had the best pacing of the original three. ANH dragged on and there was never a real sense of urgency save for one or two moments aboard the Death Star and the trench run. RoTJ goes way too fucking fast with finishing off Jabba, ending Luke's training with Yoda, getting to Endor, and starting the final battles. Empire went at the pace it needed to tell its story. You complained that the battle of Hoth took too long, but several characters had their own events happening outside the major fighting. The balance in the second act between Luke's training and the Falcon escaping the Empire was pretty well done and gave enough time for much needed character development for Luke in his dream sequence against Vader. The third act has just enough slow and fast moments between Luke;s duel with Vader and the rest of the heroes trying to rescue Solo. Everything went at a steady pace which allowed for more fleshed out development.