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Matthew Peters
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Full story... http://www.komotv.com/stories/34678.htm

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Michael Schaffer
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Highspeed internet is about $40-50. What is so cool about getting that by sitting outside a theatre? That is a pretty bad deal really. What is he going to do with it when he is sitting outside the theatre all the time anyway? Did they give him wireless access and a notebook with a really long extension cord too?

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Darryl Spicer
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He's all excited about Darth Vader being in the third one and kicking ass. I hope someone informs him that Vader is supposedly only in the film for 2 or 3 minutes at the end.

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Mike Heenan
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I wonder what Lucas thinks of people like this. And I wonder if say Lucas told these people to get a life what they would think.

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Phil Hill
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quote: Tom Procyk
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog talking to people waiting ... for Episode II
I agree Tom. I love Triumph! That particular bit has to be among the funniest, and truest things he's ever done!

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Michael Schaffer
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quote: Mike Heenan
I wonder what Lucas thinks of people like this. And I wonder if say Lucas told these people to get a life what they would think.
That reminds me of the SNL episode with William Shatner at the Star Trek convention where he tells the fans to get a life and move out of their parents' basement and they all get really upset.
The potentially best moment when Anakin has become Vader is given away and spoilt in the trailer. It would have been better if you would just hear the Emperor's voice "Lord Vader - rise!", and see nothing, so that you would look forward to seeing what actually happens at that point. But now we know already.

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Phil Hill
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quote: Michael Schaffer
...SNL episode with William Shatner at the Star Trek convention where he tells the fans to get a life and move out of their parents' basement and they all get really upset.
Hahahhaha... that's right, Mike. Another excellent parody on the losers that have no life... I love it!

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Joe Redifer
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Obviously this guy has no job, no friends, and no purpose in life other than to wait in line. He obviously has no ambition to get a job or friends and probably somehow thinks that this is his main claim to fame. He is easily entertained if waiting in line for months constitutes as having "the time of his life".

He should be shot and then fed to hyper, screaming monkeys that are being constantly shocked by electric currents.

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Michael Schaffer
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How about e-shocking him first and then feeding him to the screaming monkeys while still alive?

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Mike Heenan
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Yeah that SNL sketch was hilarious!

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Thomas Procyk
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I'm surprised someone doesn't just beat the [bs] out of him while he sleeps... like a hobo.

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Aaron Mehocic
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He is not going to score with any chicks like Bobby suggests simply because after sleeping on a side walk for 22 weeks one could only imagine what he will smell like. [Eek!]

I think all of you are missing the bigger picture here . . . SEATTLE . . . enough said. [Roll Eyes]

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Bruce McGee
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Local TV here (was not paying attention which station) ran this story a few minutes ago. The news anchor shook her head and laughed. Scary.

And I thought that I had no real life. Gee.

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Paul Howard
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Episode 1 and 2 are both completeley shit and belong in a wheelie bin, obviously Episode 3 will belong in the same place, so in fairness you have to salute the guys ability to hold out hope in the sheer certainty of badness.
but then again he is probably an unemployed vegetable who thinks, well, erm nothing.

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Thomas Procyk
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What's a wheelie bin?

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