According to the YouTube video, this is Jon Bon Jovi’s very first recording.
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According to the YouTube video, this is Jon Bon Jovi’s very first recording.
Continuing Star Wars Day fun.
A lot of Star Wars fans come up to me and ask me to say ‘Luke, I am your father.’ And I’ll remind them the quote is actually, ‘No, I am your father.’ Then I use the Force to choke them within an inch of their life while they weep and beg for forgiveness.
I love my fans.
My brother treated the family to one of the first screenings of the Star Wars. I will say the clampdown on details was a damned good thing, because it let the plot twists and turns hit with even more emotional punch. One of these nearly got my family killed as we were leaving the theater (I posted that over on the Book of Face, but I’ll probably do a quick post here later).
I will say this: in lesser hands, this movie would have just been a tribute film to the first Star Wars. We have all the elements – hero’s journey, lovable scamps, omnipresent evil force, awesome space battles. Except it wasn’t just a tribute. It was the melding of all we loved about the original with new themes and characters that make Episode VII more than the sum of its parts.
I look forward to seeing it again. And again. And again.
If you want to hear about probably my favorite cartoon series, here’s a damn good podcast episode.
The brother sent me a link for a gallery of pictures based on the idea of what if popular movies were made in different decades. I loved the Dune one:
And there are four more of them if you really want to lose some time.
Oleg has a pick of a new shotgun that looks like it could be used to build Vera from Firefly.
Here’s the article from AllOutdoor.
Waste three minutes on this.
Hobbits, Jedi, Nazis, and Metal-Haters are celebrating, I’m sure.
Seriously, Sir Christopher was a raging badass. He went to fight with the Finns in the Winter War. At the end of WWII, he was on a team that hunted down Nazis!
Plus, he was a metal head, working with several bands and releasing two Christmas Metal albums.
You will be missed, Sir Christopher, but you have earned your rest.