LA, CA Star Wars is Everywhere!

Hmn, hard to say. Seriously, do you think they'd go for something that obscure. Besides, don't they have to plan EDT's for the optimal launch environment, not the cleverest?

Still, great link! Thanks for posting it.

 

My new favorite coffee cup is the one that says "Star Wars is Forever" along the inside rim. It makes me happy to see that every morning!

 

I get to wakeup to many Star Warsie things. One of my favorites is my Yoda 8ball.

My SMS ringtone is the Star Tours alert (bing bing bong bing bong "star tours now boarding for a flight on the endor express, all passengers please stand by to board.") LOVE IT!

 

JB, Where can I get that coffee cup?

Did all you House Fans notice the conversation at the beginning of the season premier episode?

 

I don't watch House but I hear it's fantastic.

But JB recently saw my little dashboard Yoda and was impressed.

 

I'm out in Palm Desert at a national PBS conference and there's a woman here from the Midwest with the last name "Padawan." It's her actual born last name!

 

Wow! Cool last name! Have fun, JN!

 

I think any SW fan would laugh when saying that name... AND you know she now is called by her last name! "Hey Padawan, come here!" LOL! It's like being an instant Jedi Master.

 

SR that is a great story, I really liked her last name.
Star Wars is no on this Address Marker on the Curb in front of my house.

 

Did anyone notice that the House episode a couple of weeks ago started with a Star Wars reference?

Also Tyra Banks did a show "Geek Chic." She mentioned NY Jedi & Princess Leia during the episode.

 

I must admit that after much pondering and postulation, I have to disagree with the title of this thread. I feel uniquely qualified to do so, as I was the author of it.

So, I present to you that Star Wars, is indeed, not everywhere. It wasn't in my underwear the last time I checked...

 

Are you sure?

Maybe you should check again.

Should we name the next one "Star Wars is in so many places it might as well be everywhere"?

 

If I remember correctly, I was pretty miffed when you started this thread since it was the same thing as the one I'd started (which was still going at the time), "Who said 'Star Wars'?!"

 

I remember that too! What's weird is I thought this WAS that thread, and I was surprised at Jay's post above. Somehow, I thought this was ES's thread. Dang, it's hard being old. The memory is the first thing to go, eh?

Oh, and Jay -- you must need those SW underoos!

 

ES,
I've already told you this a million times, but I'll tell you again anyhow:

"I said Star Wars!"

P.S. Please move back here so we can have this discussion in person!

 

Dude, drink some prune juice

 

I was so excited to receive dELiA*s latest magazine in the mail yesterday. As I was flipping through the pages looking at Fall?s latest fashion lo and behold I found a pretty Princess Leia tee for sale. Now how cool is that?

 

Last night at the 2007 Scream Awards Harrison Ford was bestowed the first ever Hero Award, given to a true superstar for his roles as Han Solo and Indiana Jones. Also, Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes Peter Petrelli) presented an award for Best Foxy and mentioned that his favorite foxy girl growing up was Princess Leia in her metal bikini. Go figure! The show was aired on Spike TV.

 

So, did anyone notice this week on 'Chuck' when Morgan said, "Help me Chuck Barkowski! You're my only hope."?

 

Chuck???

Does anyone even watch that show?

 

Gasp! Not only a Starbuck hater but a Chuck hater, too!!!!! (Seriously, if you check the Couch Potato thread, though, I think you'll find more than one of us has taken at least a temporary liking to this show. But, honestly, I doubt it's going to make a second season.)

 

I'm not a Starbuck hater! Dirk Benedict did a wonderful job with that role.

 

Does anyone remember that movie called Star Wars?

Anyway, I was watching HGTV the other night, the show was Colorsplash with David Bromsted. He had to design a Star Wars themed room for a child with a disability. It was really cool. The room looked kind of Death Star-ish with a window with a mural of Coruscant and Mustafar. He built the child's bed to look like a landspeeder. Lucasfilm donated a bunch of Star Wars stuff to decorate the room, including an FX saber, Darth Vader helmet, and C-3PO and R2-D2 lifesize wall stickers. The kid was really excited and started talking about Episode III.

Today I saw a Scion XB with a big Rebel insignia on it.

 

There was a section in Glamour magazine that made an SW reference I did not agree with.
It's a section called Hey, it's OK... then it lists a bunch of things like It's ok "to forget to put on underwear " Silly stuff like that. Here's the one I didn't like:

Hey it's ok...
not to fake interest in Star Wars, foosball or the origin of beer, no matter how cute you think he is.

Who doesn't enjoy Star Wars? Now foosball is boring...and MAYBE the origin of beer, although that's pretty interesting. But SW? For shame Glamour magazine...

 

NCIS: I think it was Tony that called somebody Obi-Wan.