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Money for an ex-leppo?

Indeed, it literally still pops up on http://literallyunbelievabl…

She called herself the "voice of a generation" in her show in a way that she presented as satire, maybe? But she really hoped that it would stick, and it has, and this generation is doomed and deserves everything that is meted out to it.

Never go full clueless?

So, ignore them and resent them for ignoring you?

All I've got is Ginger Nuts.

I enjoyed it because I had never before seen so many pasty Asian kids blinking at the sun around the fountain in Regent's Park.

Maybe they'll go slightly smaller with Marine One?

Genocide?

And he just sort of hangs out in this crappy castle right near the Imperial base and decides to stand still and die for reasons?

I too laughed and cheered as the GM started just being a dick to his PCs.

He does, but they have since parted ways (in a hatch thing like the beginning, but not then, which is confusing?) and we never see her being morally grey. It's all clunky as hell.

That scene was mostly fun for me because I see all SW films with my fat friend and look out for any and all opportunities to compare him to Hutts, Porkinses and slimy space monsters. Otherwise that scene was completely pointless garbage.

Ohgodohgod, I thought single digits meant anything up to nine!

It was pretty rude of her to ruin your running joke, though.

On a related note, why did that TIE fighter start attacking her when she was at that panel rejigging the satellite?

It's probably because your memories aren't from HD shots on big screens, but from fuzzy VHS tapes. I had the same visual dissonance, and I'm pretty sure this is where it comes from.

The forming of the team felt so unnatural and forced, though. It was like an RPG group where they have to do things together because all the players have to travel together, but there being no real in-universe reason for it to happen. They didn't even know each others names when they all ran into the ship on Jedha.