Kinja’d!

That’s cool stuff. My favorite part is their maniacal laughter. They would be promising super-villains!

I don’t de-badge mine, but I do get rid of the tacky dealership logo.

You can see the brief look of terror/side eye on her face after he starts trying to redirect her hand around to the front. Love it.

Isn’t time itself a chain reaction? If not, you could actually make a true scripted chain reaction with javascript for purity sake I guess. But without timeouts, it would be pretty quick ;)

I don’t need a backpack, but I need this.

What the fuck? Did that guy break off the box cutter blade in his skull??

I like how he tries to save it from going belly up after it started to roll. Ha, ain’t gonna happen buddy. Might want to check those passengers though instead of slapping your bud a five and fading away quietly into the crowd.

Can’t help they’re always looking over there shoulder. Just use the mirrors!

This reminds me of the death coasters I’d make on roller coaster tycoon.

It’s so eerie without any people on the ship.

He could have told him as a force ghost too, but I guess he felt bitter about keeping watch over him on a sand-planet for decades.

I hope the Hound comes back! And he’s still hungry!

Just curious, how would you make it look more “woody”?

TARS!

swfobject.js:4 Blocked a frame with origin “http://abc13.com” from accessing a frame with origin “http://jalopnik.com”. Protocols, domains, and ports must match.

And of course, I assume many Bothans will die. Or maybe that was for the second death star... I think it may be.

Why can’t one company just aggregate a general grouping of channel packages that I can choose from so I don’t have to fool with all these damn streaming sources!

See, that’s why Amazon makes the big bucks. I figured there had to be something like that.

Another option is subscribe and save. These buttons seem to be competing to some degree with that system of ordering. This definitely has more novelty, and I would guess Amazon could make more money off the buttons, although there is the cost of the button itself to consider.