yeah, took me a while to believe the jordy hype but we’re definitely hurting without him this year. also, really don’t forget Don Beebe. he defined the scrappy little guy with that Leon lett strip

and waybe chrebet’s cousin. all real scrappy, gym rat kind of guys

Heismans are pro qb poison. be glad he dodged that one

don’t forget ol Billy Schroeder!

if you prefer that spelling

I was there. I saw phantom menace. I know how I felt watching that movie. I know how I felt after this one. this is no phantom menace. and you know that too

it only seems like a bakery product, but cracker comes from either; one that is overly boastful, hence the phrase, “it’s not all its cracked up to be,” or from the crack of a master’s whip. and if you meant white bread, that really refers more to how fucking boring you are. like milktoast

of course, results may vary. but hopefully you enjoy, it’s a great story that has meant a lot to me

and a new hope is a copy of the hidden fortress and a general outline of the hero with a thousand faces. I’m not sure what standard you’re holding TFA to, but it’s not the same as the OT.

I went with someone that never saw another star wars movie or piece of media and immediately after the movie she wanted to know the entire back story and watch the originals. if the story compels you to want more of it, you’ve made something more than just entertaining

cus I really enjoyed it. it’s the same complex metric I used for the originals

nah

clearly doesn’t work one way or another

and yet, his followers have still found a way to be just as malicious, violent and stupid as those of any other faith. maybe more so!

definitely some major issues in linking up the newer franchise with the older, but I was willing to forgive the glaring inconsistenties. next up for review, Episode III: The Koran. you go first, and I’ll take the Joseph Smith fanfic.

snakes?

sure its derivitive, but it takes from such a broad range of source material. also, the story is compelling enough that i can suspend disbelief while reading, even through the liberal use of deus ex machina.

aren’t they all, though

as a badger/packer fan, I couldn’t agree with the OP more, and you less.

i like that you chose the word ‘folklore,’ as a whole lot of folklore alludes to infanticide; exposure, losing them in the woods, sending them to live with the faeries under the water, changelings, etc.