Very kewl pic!!!
Today is the first time I have posted in ... hmm... couple of years...
I miss everyone... know no one will answer.... but...ohwell...

Hope everyone is okay!






-- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, "jlyrojer" <jlyrojer@...>
wrote:
>
> I know I started this project while I was deployed to Iraq. But I
just
> now got around to finishing it. Hope you all like the pictures! The
> lightsaber blade was generated with LSmaker. So a huge shout out to
him
> for making the program available! Movie to follow.
>

I know I started this project while I was deployed to Iraq. But I just
now got around to finishing it. Hope you all like the pictures! The
lightsaber blade was generated with LSmaker. So a huge shout out to him
for making the program available! Movie to follow.

Hey John, it was really fun going out the other night and talking, while we were
out you said that you felt insecure about your manhood, i noticed in the toilets
you were quite small in that area : ) , but not to worry.. that website that i
was telling you about is my secret weapon to an extra 3 in, trust me.. girls
love bigger ones, i’ve had 5 times as many chicks since i used these pills a
year ago. The package i used was the 6 month supply        one,  and its worth
every cent and more.. the website is http://www.auneo.net/pzsa
Ring me on the weekend and we will go out and drink again and let you know some
more secrets : ).
Later dude, Brad

i have fallen to the darkside if u still want to email me do it at
evilmasterskywalker@... or evilmasterskywalker@...

billy grewe <commanderhermit@...> wrote:  i feal like im still alive

darthjax <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:  *pokes self*  Yep, still alive!




--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> So is any of our old school people still alive here?  Steffi, jax?
> Ya'll still alive?
>






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hey
skywalker12_15 <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:  Jax!  Wow how are ya! i
haven't talked to you in a couple years if not
more!
--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, darthjax <no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> *pokes self*  Yep, still alive!
>
>
>
>
> --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> >
> > So is any of our old school people still alive here?  Steffi, jax?
> > Ya'll still alive?
> >
>






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Damn, it has sure been a while... I just realized today        that it's   been
12       months since I last went out with a special lady, but I am pretty happy
to be heading out tonight. I've had a bit of trouble finding any decent women
lately so I joined up at this place about 2 weeks ago
http://www.hookupbaronline.info/umhh . So far been doing pretty well, just
chatting to a few girls near me on Webcam and via the mail system on the place,
but this is the first one I've lined up. So anyway, wish me luck guys!

Some of my friends have managed to meet a few nice ones off this thing (here is
the place they told me: http://www.behappynow.info/oweke , but what do you guys
reckon? Myself, I actually think it is pretty awesome from what I've seen, and
Im considering getting on there later on this evening. If you don't know what it
is, basically its like a matchingplace, but has few added things I noticed.
Stuff like messenger, vidchat, picsrate, etc. Best part is you can talk to ppl
on vidchat even if you don't have it enabled yourself.

Jax!  Wow how are ya! i haven't talked to you in a couple years if not
more!
--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, darthjax <no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> *pokes self*  Yep, still alive!
>
>
>
>
> --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> >
> > So is any of our old school people still alive here?  Steffi, jax?
> > Ya'll still alive?
> >
>

*pokes self*  Yep, still alive!




--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> So is any of our old school people still alive here?  Steffi, jax?
> Ya'll still alive?
>

So is any of our old school people still alive here?  Steffi, jax?
Ya'll still alive?

Here are some cool star wars groups for all you star wars fans out
there to join:

http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/Star_Wars_Mania/

http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/theyodagroup/

Cheers, Gary

hey star wars dudes and dudettes. i'm wondering... does anyone have a short
video of yoda talking? just him saying any old sentence, basically. it's for my
newest animation.

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Just a quick note to let you all know that I am still working on my
hilt. Unfortunatly, coming home from Iraq has upset my life, and I
didn't get it done in time. But not being deployed any more is a good
thing. Not to mention that I am now clear of the Army. No more
soldiering for me. I did join the Army Reserve, but... that isn't
being a soldier 24 - 7.

Anyway... everyone stay alive on the board. As the thrill that is EP
III starts to burn out, I do not want the board to go quiet again.
It's hard to find people that enjoy Star Wars as much as I do.

Take care all.

JD

all the books give so much more information. However, the averadge
fan wont read them, and then they loose a significant portion of the
plot, the story line as a whole, and a perspective on the characters
individual choices. I too was laughing when no one else was.
especially with R2-D2. I think they did a phinomonal job bringing
out some of his quirks. The books actually offer dialog when C3P0 is
with him, witch made some of their interaction that much funnier on
the big screen.

Although I agree that Hayden did a good job, I just don't feel he
pulls off the "bad boy" immage. He looks to much like a pretty boy,
even with the scar and the yellow eyes.

I did however find myself in tears durring the parts showing the
various Jedi being killed. And as for Padme's "no will to live" i
wont ruin the truth for you. Just read the book. I promiss it isn't
like the end of the movie. Similar, but not the same. And Sidious's
personal thoughts upon finding Vader... all I can say is ... wow.

I am on pain killer medication now, so if any of my thoughts seem
inchoherent, please forgive me. I had two lycoma lumps removed from
my body yesterday, and I am adjusting.

Later one and all,
May the Force be with you.

JD Linderman

i agree with what you are saying. i didn't want to read the book first, i wanted
to see the
movie unspoiled. i really enjoyed the movie but i also felt things were either
rushed or that
you were just supposed to accept things so that the whole story would make
sense. i left
feeling like i needed more. i thought hayden did a good job, but when he pledged
his
allegiance to palpitine it still seemed rushed and a bit contrived. the dialog
between
padme and anakin was awful, which is too bad considering their relationship is
the main
motivator behind anakin's action. i didn't understand why she had no will to
live when she
just gave birth to twins.  i loved ian mcdiarmid i thought he stole the show he
was intense,
thoughtful and hilarious. though it seemed that i was laughing alot when no one
else in
the theater was. i just bought the book, i'm hoping to fill in the gaps a bit,
perhaps i'll
have a different understanding of the film after.  one of the problems i think
is that attack
of the clones needed to be a better bridge, too much was left to cover here. i
basically
came away thinking that this was a great story but the delivery needed to be
better.



--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, "jlyrojer" <jlyrojer@y...> wrote:
> Well... we have found ourselves at an impasse. EP III has come out,
> and I went to see it. As a 30 year Star Wars geek and Star Wars
> Historian, I have this to say about the movie.
>
> I read the book before I watched the movie. The book is always good
> about telling you what a character is thinking, where as the movie,
> attempts to convey these thoughts through facial expression. And as
> such, add to your movie watching experience a new depth of
> understanding. However, In this case, I think they left allot out of
> the movie, so that they could add the battle on Kyyyshyk with the
> Wookies. Yea, we get to see Chewie again. Woopty do. I like Chewie, I
> do, but to add almost 20 minutes of film time and take those 20
> minutes away from the core plot is something that I find lacking.
>
> I felt as is the movie was rushed. I feel that the Lucas Arts team
> cut too many corners, almost as if they were behind on production,
> and needed to push out a final product in a hurry. I also feel that
> with the advent of computer technology being at the fore front of
> animation in movies now, that Old' George has lost sight of his
> creativeness. The computer animators did a hell of a job with the
> appearance, but just like the lie that is Han Solo shooting 'after'
> Greado, so to was the diminutive little green creature. They really
> could have pulled the old puppet of Yoda out of moth balls and used
> it when he was stationary. Any movement could have been CGIed using
> the actual puppet as the base for the animation. I feel it would have
> looked allot less fake.
>
> As far as Anakin going over to the Dark side, they did an okay job of
> playing out the temptation of power, by supplying a need for Anakin
> to have more power. This, surprisingly enough falls right in line
> with the comic books of Luke crossing over to the dark side. But Liea
> was able to rescue Luke. Thus fulfilling the prophecy of Anakin
> bringing balance to the Force. Anakin was only the catalyst that
> started the chain of reactions that would enable his offspring, on of
> the Light, and one of the Dark, to finally bring balance. It was
> necessary for the light to be eradicated, so that the Light and the
> Dark started out with the same intensity. Hence, balance.
>
> However, I did like the movie. Although I was disappointed at the
> lack of dialog. I wish movie makers wouldn't sacrifice story for
> action. But alas, this is the world in which we live. Americans have
> become so impatient with their lives and their comings and goings,
> that those that make movies are forced to make what I call "wham-bam,
> thank you ma'am" movies. So few of the American public will go and
> watch a live action play any more. We want to sit down and watch the
> whole thing in less than two hours and thirty minutes. This is why
> plays have what is called intermission. Why can't movies have the
> same? Why can't we, as thinking humans, demand better quality and
> better quantity? Why should our lives be governed by the "I want it
> all and I want it delivered" rule?
>
> Film makers won't make that change unless we start to demand it. They
> make movies to entertain us, and as long as the whole of the American
> public suffers from A.D.D. and have an attention span of 2.5 hours,
> they will continue to cram as much as possible into as short a time
> as possible.
>
> Did you wonder why Obi-Wan was fussing at Anakin about the landing
> bay shields still being up? Or wonder why Count Dooku had only a few
> lines during their fight? How did Anakin know that Padme` was
> standing behind the pillar as he spoke to Senator Organa? How did
> Anakin know that Obi-Wan had gone to see Padme`? These are just a few
> questions that the movie raises that you won't know the answers to
> unless you read the books.
>
> Lord of the Rings... they sacrificed next to nothing. Each of those
> movies told a story, and each story told a part of the whole tale. We
> as the consumer public need to stop looking for the easy way out, and
> start demanding a better bang for our buck.
>
> But as I always will hold true to... read the books. They will
> stimulate your mind better than any movie can.
>
> JD Linderman

Well... we have found ourselves at an impasse. EP III has come out,
and I went to see it. As a 30 year Star Wars geek and Star Wars
Historian, I have this to say about the movie.

I read the book before I watched the movie. The book is always good
about telling you what a character is thinking, where as the movie,
attempts to convey these thoughts through facial expression. And as
such, add to your movie watching experience a new depth of
understanding. However, In this case, I think they left allot out of
the movie, so that they could add the battle on Kyyyshyk with the
Wookies. Yea, we get to see Chewie again. Woopty do. I like Chewie, I
do, but to add almost 20 minutes of film time and take those 20
minutes away from the core plot is something that I find lacking.

I felt as is the movie was rushed. I feel that the Lucas Arts team
cut too many corners, almost as if they were behind on production,
and needed to push out a final product in a hurry. I also feel that
with the advent of computer technology being at the fore front of
animation in movies now, that Old' George has lost sight of his
creativeness. The computer animators did a hell of a job with the
appearance, but just like the lie that is Han Solo shooting 'after'
Greado, so to was the diminutive little green creature. They really
could have pulled the old puppet of Yoda out of moth balls and used
it when he was stationary. Any movement could have been CGIed using
the actual puppet as the base for the animation. I feel it would have
looked allot less fake.

As far as Anakin going over to the Dark side, they did an okay job of
playing out the temptation of power, by supplying a need for Anakin
to have more power. This, surprisingly enough falls right in line
with the comic books of Luke crossing over to the dark side. But Liea
was able to rescue Luke. Thus fulfilling the prophecy of Anakin
bringing balance to the Force. Anakin was only the catalyst that
started the chain of reactions that would enable his offspring, on of
the Light, and one of the Dark, to finally bring balance. It was
necessary for the light to be eradicated, so that the Light and the
Dark started out with the same intensity. Hence, balance.

However, I did like the movie. Although I was disappointed at the
lack of dialog. I wish movie makers wouldn't sacrifice story for
action. But alas, this is the world in which we live. Americans have
become so impatient with their lives and their comings and goings,
that those that make movies are forced to make what I call "wham-bam,
thank you ma'am" movies. So few of the American public will go and
watch a live action play any more. We want to sit down and watch the
whole thing in less than two hours and thirty minutes. This is why
plays have what is called intermission. Why can't movies have the
same? Why can't we, as thinking humans, demand better quality and
better quantity? Why should our lives be governed by the "I want it
all and I want it delivered" rule?

Film makers won't make that change unless we start to demand it. They
make movies to entertain us, and as long as the whole of the American
public suffers from A.D.D. and have an attention span of 2.5 hours,
they will continue to cram as much as possible into as short a time
as possible.

Did you wonder why Obi-Wan was fussing at Anakin about the landing
bay shields still being up? Or wonder why Count Dooku had only a few
lines during their fight? How did Anakin know that Padme` was
standing behind the pillar as he spoke to Senator Organa? How did
Anakin know that Obi-Wan had gone to see Padme`? These are just a few
questions that the movie raises that you won't know the answers to
unless you read the books.

Lord of the Rings... they sacrificed next to nothing. Each of those
movies told a story, and each story told a part of the whole tale. We
as the consumer public need to stop looking for the easy way out, and
start demanding a better bang for our buck.

But as I always will hold true to... read the books. They will
stimulate your mind better than any movie can.

JD Linderman

so, how many times have you seen ROTS? opinions? i saw a midnight show opening
day
with some friends and then 12 hours later i went with the family. while i know
this movie
has it's share of flaws...i loved it and can't wait to see it again!

welcome :D

--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, "meow_88310"
<meow_88310@y...> wrote:
>
> I just wanted to say hello to everyone and thank you for having me
in
> this group.  I love anything and everything that has to do with
Star
> Wars.

I just wanted to say hello to everyone and thank you for having me in
this group.  I love anything and everything that has to do with Star
Wars.

hey kids,

I'll go over the various parts you will see in the pictures of my
hilt. I hope you all have fun seeing the proggress as I have fun
making it.

In keeping with the SW tradition of the hilt being a reflection of
the maker, I opted to use all aircraft parts for mine. Except the
tube, which I bought at Lowe's before deploying.

Starting with the bottom, or pommel, I decided I wanted a funky
shape. The object that looks like a stainless steel tampon aplicator
is the locking pin for the engin cowling on a UH-60 Blackhawk. It
iwll simulate a power pack.

The spacers will be mounted on the out side as hand guards. And the
trim release button, which is found on the controle stick of the
Blackhawk, will be the on/off button. I have it mounted already, and
yes... you can push it. It doesn't do anything though. Maybe the
next one I make will have all the special effects bells and whislts.
I just didn't want to spend the money on that stuff over here. Mail
order for me is a pain in the ass right now.

The copper bushing and the two "washers" will be part of the
emmitter housing. The rivet stems are the left over parts from
driving blind rivets, or Cherrymax rivets. I realy don't see a place
for solid rivets on my hilt.

That pretty much sums it up. If you have any questions feel free to
email me. And Monmothma, for a costume idea, you could go as Jan Ors
from the Dark forces games. Just a thought. unless you want to die
your hair red, wear green contacts and go as Mara Jade.

Take care all.

JD

Sorry about the gaps in conversations!!! Very busy... in
school...again ... so very very busy near the end of this semester.
The lightsaber hilt sounds awesome... please post some pics...
Oh..anyone going to Celebration III?
*evil grin* actually going this year!!! WOOHOO!!!
got the tickets..need costume now...
any suggestions?
oh... someone mentioned the MUD.... I would love to..just no time.
Right now stuck with using computers at school... soo..can't MUD from
home.
Oh...back to costume.... don't wanna go as Leia(overdone), or any
other of the major characters...there will be enough of them floating
around!!!
Send me some ideas!!!!




--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, "jlyrojer" <jlyrojer@y...>
wrote:
>
> Hey... where did every body go?
> I had an interesting conversation with one of the group members a
> couple of weeks ago. It was alot of fun. It's a nice change to have
> met people that can accualy carry on a conversation about Star
Wars.
> Anyway... like I said in a previos posting, I am going to be
> assembling a lightsaber hilt. I wanted to make it specific to me,
as
> every hilt is unique. So I have ammassed as many cool looking
> aviation parts from the Blackhawk helecopter as I could lay my
hands
> on. I will be posting some pictures here to show progress, along
> with a short explanation for each of the parts. from start to
> finish. I hope you all have as much fun looking at it being built
as
> I have making it. I don't know about every one here, but the next
SW
> movie may be the last, and I mean to be there in Jedi robes and
> hilt. Geeky of me? you bet. But i don't care. I grew up with SW,
and
> it has been a part of my life. This last movie, no matter how
sucky,
> is going to be a land mark in my almost 30 years of life.
>
> Take care everyone.
> JD

Hey... where did every body go?
I had an interesting conversation with one of the group members a
couple of weeks ago. It was alot of fun. It's a nice change to have
met people that can accualy carry on a conversation about Star Wars.
Anyway... like I said in a previos posting, I am going to be
assembling a lightsaber hilt. I wanted to make it specific to me, as
every hilt is unique. So I have ammassed as many cool looking
aviation parts from the Blackhawk helecopter as I could lay my hands
on. I will be posting some pictures here to show progress, along
with a short explanation for each of the parts. from start to
finish. I hope you all have as much fun looking at it being built as
I have making it. I don't know about every one here, but the next SW
movie may be the last, and I mean to be there in Jedi robes and
hilt. Geeky of me? you bet. But i don't care. I grew up with SW, and
it has been a part of my life. This last movie, no matter how sucky,
is going to be a land mark in my almost 30 years of life.

Take care everyone.
JD

Brotheres and sisters!

I am here, as the spoksman and high priest of the first church of
Embrace the suck! Can I get an Amen?! Iraq sucks! we must embrace
the suck!

It's official. I have lost my marbles. no realy. We were playing
marbles for keeps and I lost my best shooter, my best lagger, and my
favorite cats eye.

Nah... i am just going insaine. :

I will be posting pics here soon. If that is okay. I am building a
lightsaber hilt. From start to finish. I will aso be explaining alot
of the parts I will be using to better show the unique-ness of my
hilt. And why it will be specific to me, as a reflection of my life
and attunment with the Force. (Snarf!) If any one else out there has
gone off the deep end like me, and you are also, or already have
made your hilt, please... contact me. we can swap ideas. or well...
not... not every one does this... sigh. I wish there were more of
me... then the voices in my head would have a place to sleep at
night. :)


HA HA!

JD

p.s.
feal free to write me. the more the better. I am currently chipping
away at "Planet of Twilight". don't ruin the ending for me, I know
no one important dies. :)

I don't know how many of you are into playing MUDs (multi-user
domaines) but I have one. A friend of mine from England started this
one up after the one we were playing died out. We are currently
trying to get a bigger player base to make the SW universe more
interesting.

If you are interested, contact me, and I will give you the
information. I unfortunetly am not on my computer right now and I do
not have the address on me at this time.

The MUD is a Star Wars MUD, taking place durring the time of the
Rebelion, or just before, I am not real up on the time line. (a sin
for me, because I love Star Wars so much).

Talk to you cats later.

JD

OH OH! ASK ME! ASK ME!!! i love the books... I am
currently chipping away at the laterst and greatest.
Chewy died. I morned the book. Poured a shot for him.
*sniff* I used to have a Chewy teddy bear looking
thing. *sniff*

JD




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*looks around furtively*  Uh, I have no idea what you're talking
about...  Anyhow, Han's vying for attention among a knot of x-wing
pilots and elves at the moment.  ;)

Oh man, that trivia match still makes me laugh!  *eeeeeeevil grin*  I
forget what the question was but the answer pertained to the 5th book
in the X-Wing series when the Captain of the Night Caller got
splattered to the ceiling of his vessel.  Something 'bout Piggy and
one of the laser cannons off an x-wing(could relay the whole story
but 'twould smack of effort)  Haha!  Too funny!

Jacquie




--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, monmothma26 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
>
> Don't let Jacquie fool ya..... she's still in love with Han Solo...
> hmm...what was that question we beat ol'Skywalker with in the very
> last trivia match we had.... so many years ago...
> hmm...something to do with someone getting splatted...came from the
x-
> wing books I believe...
>
> *evil grin* That was so fun.

Don't let Jacquie fool ya..... she's still in love with Han Solo...
hmm...what was that question we beat ol'Skywalker with in the very
last trivia match we had.... so many years ago...
hmm...something to do with someone getting splatted...came from the x-
wing books I believe...

*evil grin* That was so fun.
















--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, darthjax <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> Hey everyone *extra wave to all you old members!;)*,
>    I'm Jacquie.  I don't recall when I last checked in here...which
> means it was probably ages ago.  I'm finishing up my BFA right now
so
> I've been super busy. :D  I haven't gotten the dvds yet.  Don't
know
> if I will.  I think Lucas is super money greedy and I'm annoyed
with
> him and his multiple changes to the "original trilogy"...but I love
> episode 4-6 and I suppose I can live with some of his Special
Edition
> changes though not all.  Episode III, I'll probably see once or
max.
> twice in theatres.  I've stopped reading the books 'cause I don't
> like the NJO books...but I still like all the previous novels.
Yuh.
> Lately, I've been more LotR-y than SW-y.  Peter Jackson seems nicer
> and his LotR movies are absolutely AWESOME compared to the SW
> prequels IMO...LOL...and the LotR books have always been far
superior
> IMO(all probably blasphemous in this group, I know:D).  But hey,
did
> I mention I love the REAL SW Original Trilogy? ;D  Oh yes, and
there
> are multiple other aspects to my life but hey, this isn't that
kinda
> group;)
>
> Have a nice day!
>
> Jacquie
>
>
> --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
> <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > Hiya, I'm Wes
> > It certainly does seem like ages ago, i think i was what, 15 when
> we
> > started this thingy, hehe, now i'm 21 :)   I'm a senior at
Illinois
> > State University, finishing up my BS.  I'm not married or have
> kids,
> > just a girlfriend,  so my story isn't nearly as long as the
others
> > hehe.  i got the dvds but (gasp) i haven't watched them yet.
> > Been a while since i talked to you girls :)   and nice to meet ya
JD
> > Take care
> > Wes
> >
> >
> > --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, monmothma26
> <no_reply@y...>
> > wrote:
> > > As Julie said...there is no clique.
> > > Some of us met in a chatroom several years ago and started
trivia
> > > matches.
> > > Others in the chat room would not leave us alone...so we
created
> > this
> > > place. Where not too many come to aggravate us.
> > >
> > > It's nice to meet you J.D.
> > > I am steffi
> > > Live in MS.... joy joy...but...anyway..its home.
> > > I have 3 children of my own... and 2 stepkids....
> > > housefull!!!
> > > all 4 of the 5 kids are star wars nuts...
> > > the oldest (meg) has a boyfriend that likes SW...so ...he is ok.
> > > hmm...going to Un. of MS. do finish out my bachelor's degree...
> > and
> > > fuss about the sucky football team this year.
> > >
> > > hmm... not much else about me...
> > > oh... I have a wonderfully understanding hubby when it comes to
> > > things SW. He likes to spoil me by bringing home the novels...
> > > games.... action figures... that sort of thing.... hehehe...
> > > He loves LOTR ...as do i ...
> > >
> > > kids do too.
> > >
> > > hmm...well..think that is about it for now.
> > > must run...class in just a min.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, Jeremiah Linderman
> > > <jlyrojer@y...> wrote:
> > > > okay... welll... it would seem that you guys have a
> > > > little click going on here. So alow me to introduce
> > > > myself.
> > > >
> > > > I am Jeremiah Linderman. I was raised in Florida in
> > > > the swamps near the delta of the Suwannee river. My
> > > > very first movie experience was Star Wars: A New Hope.
> > > > But this was when I was two, and we lived in Miami.
> > > > The cast from the movie was there in full costume. I
> > > > will never forget Darth Vader leaning down to look me
> > > > in the face, holding up his gloved hand and curling it
> > > > into a fist telling me "Join the Dark Side of the
> > > > Force". yeah... I pissed myself. But it was a movie
> > > > that has stayed with me for all my days.
> > > >
> > > > I am currently in the Army, getting ready to finish up
> > > > not only another deployment, but also my time with
> > > > Uncle Sam. It is time to spend time at home with my
> > > > wife, raising my children.
> > > >
> > > > I am now 28, and will be 29 in november. I do have a
> > > > profile up in Yahoo. So you can see my ugly mug there.
> > > > HOwever, I have been training my children how to use
> > > > swords, because it has always been a passion of mine.
> > > > I recently introduced them to Star Wars not long
> > > > before EP: 1 was released. They wanted to have "lazer
> > > > swords" like those, so i set about making them some.
> > > >
> > > > Ha ha ha! no. I only wish I had the secret to making a
> > > > real one. Insted, I used PVC pipe for tha hilts, cut
> > > > to length in the traditional maner, messured by the
> > > > wielders forearm. And blades are made from 1/4 inch
> > > > wooden dowles. I then took all three of my children to
> > > > wal-mart and to the spray paint isle where htey each
> > > > picked their own color. My daughter who was 4 at the
> > > > time, picked gold, because she wanted a princess lazer
> > > > sword. My oldest sone, he was 2, chose blue. no
> > > > explanation. my youngest son, chose green. he was less
> > > > than a year at that point. My daughter told me I had
> > > > to have the red one, because daddy had to be the bad
> > > > guy, and besides, I realy was her father. She loves
> > > > that sceene. "Luke. I am your Father." at which point
> > > > she runs screeming through the house, "No NO! It's not
> > > > true!"
> > > >
> > > > sigh
> > > >
> > > > anyway. I am glad to have found a group that likes to
> > > > chat about this on going epic. By the way...  friends
> > > > call me J.D.
> > > >
> > > > later
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > __________________________________________________
> > > > Do You Yahoo!?
> > > > Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection
around
> > > > http://mail.yahoo.com

Hey everyone *extra wave to all you old members!;)*,
    I'm Jacquie.  I don't recall when I last checked in here...which
means it was probably ages ago.  I'm finishing up my BFA right now so
I've been super busy. :D  I haven't gotten the dvds yet.  Don't know
if I will.  I think Lucas is super money greedy and I'm annoyed with
him and his multiple changes to the "original trilogy"...but I love
episode 4-6 and I suppose I can live with some of his Special Edition
changes though not all.  Episode III, I'll probably see once or max.
twice in theatres.  I've stopped reading the books 'cause I don't
like the NJO books...but I still like all the previous novels.  Yuh.
Lately, I've been more LotR-y than SW-y.  Peter Jackson seems nicer
and his LotR movies are absolutely AWESOME compared to the SW
prequels IMO...LOL...and the LotR books have always been far superior
IMO(all probably blasphemous in this group, I know:D).  But hey, did
I mention I love the REAL SW Original Trilogy? ;D  Oh yes, and there
are multiple other aspects to my life but hey, this isn't that kinda
group;)

Have a nice day!

Jacquie


--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, skywalker12_15
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hiya, I'm Wes
> It certainly does seem like ages ago, i think i was what, 15 when
we
> started this thingy, hehe, now i'm 21 :)   I'm a senior at Illinois
> State University, finishing up my BS.  I'm not married or have
kids,
> just a girlfriend,  so my story isn't nearly as long as the others
> hehe.  i got the dvds but (gasp) i haven't watched them yet.
> Been a while since i talked to you girls :)   and nice to meet ya JD
> Take care
> Wes
>
>
> --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, monmothma26
<no_reply@y...>
> wrote:
> > As Julie said...there is no clique.
> > Some of us met in a chatroom several years ago and started trivia
> > matches.
> > Others in the chat room would not leave us alone...so we created
> this
> > place. Where not too many come to aggravate us.
> >
> > It's nice to meet you J.D.
> > I am steffi
> > Live in MS.... joy joy...but...anyway..its home.
> > I have 3 children of my own... and 2 stepkids....
> > housefull!!!
> > all 4 of the 5 kids are star wars nuts...
> > the oldest (meg) has a boyfriend that likes SW...so ...he is ok.
> > hmm...going to Un. of MS. do finish out my bachelor's degree...
> and
> > fuss about the sucky football team this year.
> >
> > hmm... not much else about me...
> > oh... I have a wonderfully understanding hubby when it comes to
> > things SW. He likes to spoil me by bringing home the novels...
> > games.... action figures... that sort of thing.... hehehe...
> > He loves LOTR ...as do i ...
> >
> > kids do too.
> >
> > hmm...well..think that is about it for now.
> > must run...class in just a min.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, Jeremiah Linderman
> > <jlyrojer@y...> wrote:
> > > okay... welll... it would seem that you guys have a
> > > little click going on here. So alow me to introduce
> > > myself.
> > >
> > > I am Jeremiah Linderman. I was raised in Florida in
> > > the swamps near the delta of the Suwannee river. My
> > > very first movie experience was Star Wars: A New Hope.
> > > But this was when I was two, and we lived in Miami.
> > > The cast from the movie was there in full costume. I
> > > will never forget Darth Vader leaning down to look me
> > > in the face, holding up his gloved hand and curling it
> > > into a fist telling me "Join the Dark Side of the
> > > Force". yeah... I pissed myself. But it was a movie
> > > that has stayed with me for all my days.
> > >
> > > I am currently in the Army, getting ready to finish up
> > > not only another deployment, but also my time with
> > > Uncle Sam. It is time to spend time at home with my
> > > wife, raising my children.
> > >
> > > I am now 28, and will be 29 in november. I do have a
> > > profile up in Yahoo. So you can see my ugly mug there.
> > > HOwever, I have been training my children how to use
> > > swords, because it has always been a passion of mine.
> > > I recently introduced them to Star Wars not long
> > > before EP: 1 was released. They wanted to have "lazer
> > > swords" like those, so i set about making them some.
> > >
> > > Ha ha ha! no. I only wish I had the secret to making a
> > > real one. Insted, I used PVC pipe for tha hilts, cut
> > > to length in the traditional maner, messured by the
> > > wielders forearm. And blades are made from 1/4 inch
> > > wooden dowles. I then took all three of my children to
> > > wal-mart and to the spray paint isle where htey each
> > > picked their own color. My daughter who was 4 at the
> > > time, picked gold, because she wanted a princess lazer
> > > sword. My oldest sone, he was 2, chose blue. no
> > > explanation. my youngest son, chose green. he was less
> > > than a year at that point. My daughter told me I had
> > > to have the red one, because daddy had to be the bad
> > > guy, and besides, I realy was her father. She loves
> > > that sceene. "Luke. I am your Father." at which point
> > > she runs screeming through the house, "No NO! It's not
> > > true!"
> > >
> > > sigh
> > >
> > > anyway. I am glad to have found a group that likes to
> > > chat about this on going epic. By the way...  friends
> > > call me J.D.
> > >
> > > later
> > >
> > >
> > > __________________________________________________
> > > Do You Yahoo!?
> > > Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
> > > http://mail.yahoo.com

Hiya, I'm Wes
It certainly does seem like ages ago, i think i was what, 15 when we
started this thingy, hehe, now i'm 21 :)   I'm a senior at Illinois
State University, finishing up my BS.  I'm not married or have kids,
just a girlfriend,  so my story isn't nearly as long as the others
hehe.  i got the dvds but (gasp) i haven't watched them yet.
Been a while since i talked to you girls :)   and nice to meet ya JD
Take care
Wes


--- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, monmothma26 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> As Julie said...there is no clique.
> Some of us met in a chatroom several years ago and started trivia
> matches.
> Others in the chat room would not leave us alone...so we created
this
> place. Where not too many come to aggravate us.
>
> It's nice to meet you J.D.
> I am steffi
> Live in MS.... joy joy...but...anyway..its home.
> I have 3 children of my own... and 2 stepkids....
> housefull!!!
> all 4 of the 5 kids are star wars nuts...
> the oldest (meg) has a boyfriend that likes SW...so ...he is ok.
> hmm...going to Un. of MS. do finish out my bachelor's degree...
and
> fuss about the sucky football team this year.
>
> hmm... not much else about me...
> oh... I have a wonderfully understanding hubby when it comes to
> things SW. He likes to spoil me by bringing home the novels...
> games.... action figures... that sort of thing.... hehehe...
> He loves LOTR ...as do i ...
>
> kids do too.
>
> hmm...well..think that is about it for now.
> must run...class in just a min.
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In inagalaxyfaraway@yahoogroups.com, Jeremiah Linderman
> <jlyrojer@y...> wrote:
> > okay... welll... it would seem that you guys have a
> > little click going on here. So alow me to introduce
> > myself.
> >
> > I am Jeremiah Linderman. I was raised in Florida in
> > the swamps near the delta of the Suwannee river. My
> > very first movie experience was Star Wars: A New Hope.
> > But this was when I was two, and we lived in Miami.
> > The cast from the movie was there in full costume. I
> > will never forget Darth Vader leaning down to look me
> > in the face, holding up his gloved hand and curling it
> > into a fist telling me "Join the Dark Side of the
> > Force". yeah... I pissed myself. But it was a movie
> > that has stayed with me for all my days.
> >
> > I am currently in the Army, getting ready to finish up
> > not only another deployment, but also my time with
> > Uncle Sam. It is time to spend time at home with my
> > wife, raising my children.
> >
> > I am now 28, and will be 29 in november. I do have a
> > profile up in Yahoo. So you can see my ugly mug there.
> > HOwever, I have been training my children how to use
> > swords, because it has always been a passion of mine.
> > I recently introduced them to Star Wars not long
> > before EP: 1 was released. They wanted to have "lazer
> > swords" like those, so i set about making them some.
> >
> > Ha ha ha! no. I only wish I had the secret to making a
> > real one. Insted, I used PVC pipe for tha hilts, cut
> > to length in the traditional maner, messured by the
> > wielders forearm. And blades are made from 1/4 inch
> > wooden dowles. I then took all three of my children to
> > wal-mart and to the spray paint isle where htey each
> > picked their own color. My daughter who was 4 at the
> > time, picked gold, because she wanted a princess lazer
> > sword. My oldest sone, he was 2, chose blue. no
> > explanation. my youngest son, chose green. he was less
> > than a year at that point. My daughter told me I had
> > to have the red one, because daddy had to be the bad
> > guy, and besides, I realy was her father. She loves
> > that sceene. "Luke. I am your Father." at which point
> > she runs screeming through the house, "No NO! It's not
> > true!"
> >
> > sigh
> >
> > anyway. I am glad to have found a group that likes to
> > chat about this on going epic. By the way...  friends
> > call me J.D.
> >
> > later
> >
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
> > http://mail.yahoo.com