Wouldn’t telling a droid to ram cruiser into another ship violate the 1st and 3rd Laws though? Pretty sure that wouldn’t fly post-Clone Wars.

Well, it’s supposed to be that way, but if you look closer:

FWIW, the XP-38 that Luke mentions when he sells his landspeeder had a retractable hard top:

Pretty much, yeah. One of the ABML plans researched under SDI had mirrors orbiting the Earth, so that a laser in New Mexico could hit Soviet ICBMs anywhere, but that’s not really practical for anything else.

I can’t remember the name of the ep, but way the hell back in Season 1 or 2 Mallory started a string of double entendres during a conference call, to which an increasingly disturbed Arched kept replying “Phrasing!”. The trope stuck, and was picked up by the rest of the crew at the (illegal) spy agency formerly known…

Not even him. No one deserved that... experience.

Loved the cranberry, wouldn’t feed the turkey and gravy to {fill in politician you hate}.

$15.99 plus another $5 shipping for 2.9oz of Pringles?

Ah, I see your reasoning now. Fair point. 

Mmm, no. If my body instinctively rejects something (rotten meat, sour milk, bugs), I’m going to trust that is the correct reaction.

Hot reply: I eat lobsters & crabs because I want to. I don’t eat worms and bugs because I don’t want to.

It was a toss-up between that and Weird Al’s Mission Statement.

Fix It Again Thierry? 

The F-35 already incorporates EW capabilities, so a dedicated F-35G variant isn’t on the table yet. 

Please note the Sao Paulo has been decommissioned by Brazil, and the Kuznetsov was seriously damaged in while in drydock.