The $200 is totally worth it once you see and feel the quality of them.  They are actual metal and have a nice heft to them.  Plus, the whole experience of building in there is just awesome.

I was in Dok Ondar’s and the doorman (it was pretty crowded in there and he was letting people in as others were leaving) entered and said “Everyone bow before supreme leader Kylo Ren!” and this kid in full Kylo Ren mask and outfit with his little lightsaber walked in and it was super cute!  Then, in Savi’s, there was…

Im partial to their Krav Magannukah, personally, though the Karamadan ones are awesome as well!

Last one I wanted to see was 50 Cent:  Blood on the Sand...sad that it won’t make the jump...

I was grinning from ear to ear throughout and it was so cool to hear the original music again!

They really played up the Sarlaac Pit’s digestion period in Return of the Jedi, but, in the end, it was just one big cock tease. For fucks sake, Disney, let me be eaten and digested!

As someone who has been working in the TV production industry for over 13 years, I can honestly say this: TV production is hard. You’ve got a ton of people all working together for one common goal, but sometimes the littlest of things slips by. And people spend too much unnecessary time pointing these things out just…

Australia really is backwards...

“At last we will reveal ourselves to the Jedi. At last we will have our revenge.”  Didn’t even let Ray Park perform the lines...

I hate sand...

Gonna have to disagree with Matt Wade. He says you have to build the story and can’t jump right in. But that’s exactly what Star Wars did. We had three sentences of text and then bam, a ship is getting attacked by a bigger ship, people in weird hats are getting shot by people in weird outfits, this dude comes on screen…

StarkBucks:  The number one choice for coffee in all of the Seven Kingdoms.

Happy birthday!

That’s it for sure. Here’s the article:

Agreed, and you’d have to think a fall like the one Nat had would have crushed the canister containing the particles. And my guess for the bodies is they wind up in the soul stone as we saw the young Gamora inside the stone after the snap when Thanos is in there briefly.

I’ve heard that too, but all we needed was one throw away line from Thanos saying “Figure out what this is” and it would have closed the plot hole. Since that didn’t happen, everything is based on assumption.

Nat’s Pym Particles would be the wild card I didn't take in to account, but that’s definitely a lot of assumption. You'd think there'd be some sort of even throw away expository line that explains what happens.

My biggest question is how did Thanos and his ship get to 2023. It was clearly stated multiple times that each Avenger only had enough Pym Particles for one round trip through time. 2023 Nebula went to 2014 and was captured so her second use of Pym Particles wasn’t used right away. 2014 Nebula travels to 2023 to set…

Red Dead Redemption is, depending on the day, my favorite game of all time (Super Mario World is the one it trades places with). I just couldn’t get in to RDR2 for multiple reasons, but until they update the game so I can call my horse from anywhere on the map, I’ve wasted $100 and 100GB of hard drive space on my…

I’ve tried to watch on two different computers, but this error keeps popping up: