(*cough* mitichloridians *cough*).

A friend of mine who was a huge Star Wars fan until the first two prequels caused him to curse Lucas' name for ever and ever, said according to interviews he's read Lucas was saying the Force was caused by "space bugs" for a long time and was apparently where one of the book authors got the idea of bad guys who were immune to the Force.

So apparently George's insanity isn't as recent a thing as we thought.

I saw RotS last night. I don't know if I thought it was as "Tits!" as the young lads leaving when I got there, but I liked it better than the first two.

For me, the best part was still when the title came up and the music started.

As the Lucasfilm logo faded away, someone in the audience did the Chewbacca...thing.

I don't know if I thought it was as "Tits!" as the young lads leaving when I got there

I hate that expression. I don't know why. That, "da bomb" and "owned" just really annoy me for some reason.

As the Lucasfilm logo faded away, someone in the audience did the Chewbacca...thing.

This makes me laugh.

Behind us were three sub-thirteen-year-old boys dressed in Jedi robes.

I'd never heard "Tits" as an adjective before. I'll admit the silliness made me giggle. (That, and the obvious enthusiasm behind it.)

So it's a good thing?

I assumed by the delivery it was. ("Man, that Yoda scene was so tits.")

God, I'm old.

I hate that expression. I don't know why. That, "da bomb" and "owned" just really annoy me for some reason.

Like Lilty, I'd never heard it before, but I don't like it much, cause it's dumb. I do like saying things are "the bomb" (not "da"), and, due to VM, "ownage!" is once again cool.