SOCL

Well, it's not as bad as that. It's simply being tired and posting far too late in the night or during a state of lack of sleep (~1-2 hours of sleep a night).

Yes, please, I--we would greatly appreciate it. It's gimpy in full stormtrooper armor with the helmet bouncing off and on. Any takers?

Well, it's always good to be informed about as many things as possible. So are GIF files prefered over all other files for avatars as well?

Come now, Scath, please! Perhaps not posted, but through PM or e-mail? . . .

By your tone of response, I take it you have some points you disagreed with(?) . . .

And what of you, Scath? Were you not once a young Padadweeb under the teachings of Trej? I believe I remember you and he mentioned you being his "aide" or "apprentice" back when I first arrived at these forums. . . .

I personally do not believe he did, but instead (IMO) [GL] added to Boba Fett's past. But it is, or at leats was popular opinion that he had destroyed what story had been established about Boba Fett in the EU (i.e. Tales of the Bounty Hunters, Tales of Jabba's Palace, etc). Many argued that GL had destoryed the idea that Boba Fett was a journeyman (or some sort of "police/patrolman") actually named Jaster Mereel (sp?) from Concord Dawn. Again, I believe that it all fits together. For example, the whole thing being called Jaster Mereel and being from Concord Dawn could simply have been a cover-up job/identity after the Clone Wars (perhaps after a possible purge of some sort due to the "bad taste" about clones after the war). Well, it's all up to each individual person . . . but it's a pretty interesting topic of debate. . . .

I'm sorry, you've lost me.

I have a question, what exactly is Jahled's galaxy/universe? I mean, I understand it must be one of the weirdest, most derranged places ever, but what exactly is it composed of?

Isn't that Farscape?Farscaped? The point to that was that I have mostly been reading books by Timothy Zahn and Michael Crichton (not all STAR WARS, obviously).

DING, DING, DING, DING, DING!!! Congratulations! Scath has guessed the first letter of SOCL correctly! The "S" stands for Saul, my first name! So now you know it's Saul O C L.

YOU PEOPLE ARE SICK! SICK, SICK, SICK, SICK, SICK!!! By the way, thanks for the cool pic, Scath! Hey, Scath, you know when the Undergrads page is loading and it shows Cal and Nitz showing-off the Undergrad shirts, then it shows the fat guy pointing at you to buy shirts, and then it finally shows Gimpy with some wierd trophy happy and rubbing it? Well, could you make a GIF file for me of Gimpy rubbing the weird trophy thing?

Oh, well, thank you very much, Scath! The thought counts more so than the product (no offense, Jahled, I thank you as well for the product)! Thank you very much for trying!

Well, they may be weapons to you, but they're my friends!

Jaw open and agap in awe. NO! . . . Now I have no friends . . . well, except my frogs.

Not sure. To clear up what I said earlier: I meant that all the Spanish-speaking island-nations in the Caribbean Sea and the Mexicans. We all seem to have a rivalry (I am Puerto Rican).

Um . . . sure. It's been sent, but may I ask and know why?

Exasperated sigh. I give up.

Well, jeez, I hadn't realized SOCL meant so much. Well, sadly, it doesn't mean that and I don't think Yahoo! will bring it up. Hint: It's nothing really big like a company or course name. It's far simpler than that.

You have no idea. Speaking of novels (well, at least the topic is), I'm now on page 114 of Vector Prime and it is great! The only problem I have is that the author seems to try to get many thoughts down at once and, in my opinion, either clutters them or just makes them far to vague. A prime example, again IMO, is on page 90 and 91 of the paperback novel. I just thought that entire sequence could have A) been less cluttered and expanded on quite a bit to make it better or B) take it out. There are other examples (mostly at the beginning or end of different scenes and chapters), but that one stuck out most in my mind. I also think such sequences were extended to far and should have been cut-off far sooner than they were. For example, (I don't remember the page number), but there was a scene where Jacen and Anakin were sparring and then instead of ending where it should have (where Jacen leaves the room), it extends into a useless conversation between Han and Chewie that had absolutely no relation to the story and could have, should have been taken out. Well, that's my 2 cents worth on what I've read so far of Vector Prime. I guess my dislike over the over-extended scenes is my Zahn/Crichton-conditioned mind.

No denying that, Scath, but I believe that was quite evident some time ago.

What's that suppose to mean?

Maybe you should start all your posts with the last three words of the one I'm quoting here... I'm laughing, but I realize that it was at my expense. Oh, going to the Death Star reference in AOTC: the fact that the plans were under the control of Count Dooku and the Seperatists doesn't mean that it wa snot designed by Bevel Lemilisk. Now, that was more a statement than a question, but it can be taken either way. The point is that I do not believe what was presented in AOTC about the Death Star takes out the fact that it was designed by Lemelisk (unless Lucas messed it up like he did the whole story behind Boba Fett . . . even though I do not believe he messed it up to the point that what was written in the EU is contradicted in any way). Phew! Sorry, had to get that off my chest.

AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! STOP CALLING ME THAT! :x PLEASE!

Well, consider this... We've had a particular political coalition for about eight years... Elections are coming up and then this dude steps up and he starts attacking the coalition's policy. He' got quite some success and although a lot of people say that they don't take him seriously, he's quite successful in the polls and the coalition politicians virtually shit their pants when it comes to debating with the guy... The story takes a really weird and dark turn as the guy get shot by some fanatic and dies... Elections still go on: about 80% goes to vote and the dudes political party becomes the second largest party in the nation! A new coalition is formed by three parties, including the dude's party. Since the dude's party is completely new (the dude formed it), it's rather instable... The coalition breaks up... New elections are held: only 40% goes to vote. This is hardly a year after the dude's death. The party that was the largest in the coalition we had before the dude becomes the second largest party again..... Interesting indeed. But my question now is: were you disagreeing or agreeing with me? I get the feeling you were agreeing with me, but I want to confirm such (or oppose).