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Star Wars

TheGhostOfAbeVigoda

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I was quoted in a TV Guide in 1984 as saying:

"Star Wars? That's fag sh*t. I'll go to the Indiana Jones series for my dose of that George Lucas horse sh*t. You can print that. I like the little Chinese kid in the new one. Spielberg's wife sure was an annoying c*nt though. The shrieking. Unreal. Yeah, you can print that too. F*ck them. K*kes. Why the f*ck am I talking to you if you're not going to print it? F*ck you too, wh*re."

She went on to write about me allegedly slashing her face with a shard of glass wrapped in electrical tape that I had in my jacket pocket, which I DIDN'T DO. She's lying. She fuckin did it.
 
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Never got into Starwars...but didnt feel 'stupid' or an ass for it. Knew it was dorks and lames into it.

But I also didn't get into the Matrix trilogy, and felt like a loser for 'not getting it' because everybody felt it was the shit. I even faked liking Keanu, but still felt so insecure that I couldn't understand the 'gravitas' or whatever of the original Matrix. idk mybe everybody was also larping, teens know how to bluff about shit like they know or 'get it', but really just mimicking/apeing their peers.
 

TorqueWheeler

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Loved it as a kid. Harrison Ford was the fucking king to me back then. The prequels were just terrible. I liked JJ's first, to be honest. Despised the comedy in the Rain Johnson one and the last one was the worst of the entire series by miles. Absolute dreck. The Mandalorian show is mostly good though while the Boba Fett show was mostly shit.

What annoys me with Pat isn't that he's a fan of something he grew up with. It's his incessant need to project layers of philosophical subtext onto it where there simply isn't any. They're just westerns (In space!) Nothing more than that.
 
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