Darth_Rob

What about the chazwazzles? And does the government really kick people in the arse with a giant boot as punishment?

Mine is rather quite to the point. My name is Rob, and I am an Imperial/Sith fanatic.

Well I jokingly asked him if he would attend the bachlor or bachlorette party, and he said he's excited for the bridal shower and the bachlorette because he likes "frilly things" (his exact words).

So...who one this magnificent award?

I wanted him to do it during the greviances. I was like "dude, just be like 'WE'VE BEEN TOGETHER FOR OVER FIVE YEARS!!! WOULD YOU MARRY ME ALREADY?!?!?!'" But he didn't like that. He got cold feet, and waited until the last possible second as some of our friends were preparing to leave. He was like "hold on. I want to get a picture of just us in front of the tree". And thats when he asked her. At least I assumed he asked her. Once he got on his knee and pulled the ring out, the girls and our gay friend started screaming so loud I couldn't hear a bloody thing.

Hope everyone's past week or so was full of fun! Christmas was actually pretty decent. My sister was out in Ohio with her fiancee for Christmas, and Christmas Day was held at my cousins house upstate (for some strange reason). So rather than spend 6 hours driving from Long Island to Nowheresville abd then 4 hours back to my home that night, it was a quiet meal with my rents and my girlfriend. It was a very nice time, and was actually one of the best Christmas' ever. We spent the night watching "It's A Wonderful Life" (a very fine holiday film) and ate a nice dinner. Egads! There's a wasp flying in my room, hovering by my skylight. Crazy stuff. Anyways, New Years Eve was a "blah" this year. We were down in South Carolina with my girlfriend's family. The weather was wonderful, but it was kinda lame, since we spent the whole night playing Monopoly and Uno. We both agreed that her parents are lame, and we will never do that again. @Mad: All I can say is "holy crud!!!"

Bah! I can't afford to go anywhere. Damn school and part time jobs. Plus my sister gets married in September and my best friend October 2008. I promised to get Jenna Jameson to appear at his bachelor party, so I got to do some serious saving if that is to happen...

Ahhh...the Holiday Special.I have heard of it, and have awaited its release on DVD (which never happened). I don't understand it.They released the Droids and Ewoks TV series on DVD, so why not this as well? Sure it's weird and strange, but it's still a part of the Star Wars culture.

Well I leave to see my family on Long Island tomorrow, and on the 26th my girlfriend and I head down to South Carolina with her parents and sister for New Years, so I don't know if I'll be on much between then. So I just wanted to wish everyone a big old Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year. Hope no one drinks over their limit and regrets it the next day, but I'm sure a few of you will. Peace out.

Well Festivus was a complete success. A 4-month operation that my best friend and I have been planning came to fruition tonight when he proposed to his girlfriend of 6 years. I have been helping him plan since August. It made the night the best Festivus yet!

HAPPY FESTIVUS TO ALL!!!!!!!!!!!

Star Wars Xmas

I know some of you like me have a PS2. I was wondering if anyone could answer this pondering question I had about online gaming through the PS2. My friend and I went to play a game online a few days ago. I brought the game over and we started it up, but it wouldn't let us play online together from the same PS2 and tv. So what I'm wondering is if it is based on the consoles or the isp. Like could I simply bring my PS2 to his house, rent the same game, plug our PS2s into two different tvs, and play? Or can there be only one ISP used per online game? I don't know if anyone plays online, but if they do, some help would be sweeters.

If you want Aayla to train Luke, make sure you checked off the space in RebEd on the character sheet that says "can train Jedi".Otherwise it cant be done, no matter how strong in the Force Aayla is.

Oh, that's no "old joke" my friend.

Now what's all this nonsense about "getting nothing accomplished"?! The point is for us to all meet and get trashed together!!! Thus, I would have to pick a certain country in Europe that has a leanant stance on controlled substances...

I was thinking. Imagine if one of us was uber rich, and decided to fly all from SWR to a location for the first annual SWR Live Meeting. My question is this: where would we hold the meeting? I guess I'm saying, who here thinks their hometown is sweet enough to host this would-be event?

For us, a party consists of peeps, movies, video games, and occasionally some poker also. We don't tend to drink or smoke too much. But on the few occasions we do drink, we drink in huge excess, which leads to people passing out in bathtubs with drawings of body parts on their faces...

Just two things: a Wii and some freakin snow up here!!!!!

In that case, I still stick to my opinion of NYC.

That's funny mon!

I think he was referring to the fact that Star Trek fans had a nickname that gave them their own little place in society, and that Star Wars fans do not have this "cool" label.

I had to take that course for my major 2 semesters ago. What a pain it was. When the professor got to Venitian blinds, I was sooo lost. Luckily there was this nerdy kid next to me who had a blind fetish, and he helped me through the class.

Luckily my rents are helping me through paying for the classes and books and rent. I just gotta work to pay for phone, insurance, gas, utilities at my apartment, and other such junk.

I would hate to live in New York City. I go there about once a year for the holidays, and dread it to no end. Driving down there is impossible, so I gotta take the train. The train ride is like 2 1/2 hours. There's weirdos everywhere, sleeping on the train, living on the train, singing outloud. Once the train arrives in NJ I have to take another train from there to get to Penn Station in NYC. That ride is extremely crowded. Once you're in Penn Station you have to jump on the right subway car, and know if you want train A or E. Then you gotta listen to a muffled, mumbling voice explain your current location and where the next stop is, so you're forced to stare out the window and look around the grafitti on the walls for the location that is printed on the walls. You also gotta try to ignore the guy next to you snoring, the guy walking around peddling his wares, the other guy playing the flute, and the lady in the corner who is "relieving" herself. I could go on and on, but I think I made my point. And mind you, all this is on the way to the city. I didn't even get into the actual city yet.