Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

I keep seeing that lady and I don't know who she is.

... It just means that it's LIKE magic. Regardless of magic working or not, it just makes the point stronger.

It was like magic!!!

It worked like a charm!

(Also used before the 1940s, but that's a cute explanation)

I have a feeling that I don't really want to know though.

She is very angry lol

Yeah, but she's got the freaky librarian thing going on, and I'm kinda into that. She can scream obscenities at my chauvinism any day.

Meh, I'll pass. Also, I didn't watch the video.

We finally found someone so crazy not even you will go for her.

A more important question in my opinion: What the hell does it matter if Obi Wan has the high ground? How does that make it over?

Have you ever tried to do a back flip over lava up a hill?

That was his first mistake. If I were Anakin (/shudder) and also had some force jumpy power, I'd forego the whole backflip over a guy thing and actually do like a side jump thing to one of Old Ben's sides to continue the fighting action. That way, I'd get to keep my head and my legs!

Man that *** needs to shut up.

***horror film from the 70s

I want those hats.

That was sorta explored in the expanded universe, the idea being that while the dark side corrupts if one slipped too far into it the light side by contrast could blind and make one arrogant. For example killing a helpless opponent is strictly against the jedi code, yet Mace Windu had no issues attempting to do that with Palpatine (though lets be fair that wouldn't be a bad thing) using the exact same phrase Palpatine, a sith, used early to justify it.

In one of the books there is a really good scene between Boba Fett and Jaina Solo where
Of course that's expanded universe so I have no idea how Disney is handling that concept.

Pretty much what I expected. I always thought it was strange how there are always two sides that are supposed to represent "absolute good" or "absolute evil" when neither side is anything close to that.

Playing D&D has helped a lot for me to understand the many shades of grey in this case with alignments like "lawful good" or "chaotic evil."

Those I have played with who choose "evil" characters always find themselves in situations where acting characteristically evil is detrimental to their overall goal, and making the "evil" choice is as good as making a stupid one. The same can usually be said for "good" characters. In the end, everyone always ends up being re-aligned into some form of neutral by the DM based on the choices said players have made over time.

There really is no such thing as an "evil" person, or a "good" one. I heard it put like this before, though I'm not sure where: No one is ever the same person all the time. We all wear many masks.

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Not to be confused with people who are terminally stupid.