Completely random

[fiercebunny]

Completely random message I heard while on hold yesterday:
"Beware of drug dealers who prey on insecure and lonely sailors."

My customer must have been calling from a Navy office, but that is so much cooler than listening to Bryan Adams hold music. Poor lonely sailors!

I saw Revenge of the Sith Friday. It was okay. It didn't completely renew my love for the series, but I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it as much as one possibly can when one wants to travel back in time with a red marker and edit the hell out of all three scripts.

In retrospect, I like how Samuel L. Jackson looked like he really wanted to go into shouting mode, but somehow restrained himself. Must! Keep! Jedi! Calm!

I also really want to get the box of Cheese-Its where Darth Vader is levitating a handful of crackers. That cracks me up. I keep hearing James Earl Jones saying, "Behold the power of cheese." I should buy it and sell it on Ebay in 20 years. OMFG, I should scan it and make a LJ icon out of it.

Comments

[quippymcflippy.livejournal.com]

My man, Dean is going to see it tomorrow. I absolutely REFUSE to wath them. I mean, I guess that's not entirely true - I have seen bits and pieces of every single one. That said, I'm not going to seek out the experience. Is it even possible to enjoy it without knowing every single detail of all the previous ones?

[quippymcflippy.livejournal.com]

Darth Vader and cheese, eh? Scroll down a bit on my journal and watch "Store Wars." I have a feeling you'll quite like it.

[caerbannog.livejournal.com]

It would probably be easier to enjoy it because then there would have no previous expectations to live up to. I like the movies (or did. or some of them), but I don't know if I'd recommend the new one if you're not already a fan.

You've never seen any Star Wars movie all the way through? I think I'm actually impressed.