What was the hat that was most popular in the Wild West?

Shift Lock?  You mean Caps Lock? It's kind of awkward to type in capital letters after pressing an imaginary key.

Does he?  It seems rather ambiguous to me who he is upset with the most from this quote.  He did mention Bernard first but then goes on to say, at the end, that this isn't the right time to do it.  It seems he's leaving the door open for a reunion at some undefinable point of time in the future.  Like in say, 300…

"Achilles Last Stand" is one of the greatest Zeppelin tunes ever.  That song alone makes the album worthwhile.

As I understand it, Roger Waters is no longer holding a grudge against Gilmour and company.  As a matter of fact, it would seem that Gilmour is the resident Pink Floyd grumpy old man these days…

I think you just about hit the nail on the head!

I love it.  We can suspend disbelief and willing accept the possibility of a zombie apocalypse.  But the CDC building, which houses level 4 biolabs handling super bugs like smallpox, being rigged up with a sub-nuclear blast in the event of a breach in quarantine?  Nope, we can't possibly accept that!

I'm afraid you're absolutely spot on. :-(  Perhaps when Lucas passes away we'll finally be able to move past his tremendous retcon-happy-ego and be able to get, what most of us consider, the definitive theatrical versions of the films.

So you hated ROTJ retroactively moreso after watching the two succeeding Ewok tv movies?  Really?

Why wouldn't gigantic logs crush armored vehicles. Also, the Ewoks only managed to take out, what, a few AT-STs with primitive tactics?  I might remind you that the Imperials were starting to kick major Ewok ass after the initial assault and it wasn't until Chewy captured one that the tide turned.

Do a search for "Adywan Star Wars Revisited" and you should find quite a few torrent links.

I'm not usually a proponent of fan edits but there's actually a pretty amazing one for Star Wars called "Star Wars: Revisited" by Adywan.  Highly recommended.

Why?

Agreed.  Suddenly everyone hates the Ewoks. "How could a bunch of primitives (on their own turf) defeat a technologically superior opponent using guerrila warfare?"  No, that's never, EVER happened before.

Hmmm… according to boardgamegeek.com the game has an average rating of 4.5 out of 10.  Perhaps this game, much like the books, suffers from the same sort of completely unfounded (in retrospect) sentimentality.