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Piggle Humsy Wiggle4life

You know what! I don’t even like you

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But Sandlot had the dog they thought was evil but it turned out James Earl Jones owned him and the dog had a heart of gold.

Piggle Humsy Wiggle4life

Ride that camel

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Why would anyone ride a camel? This isn't Aladdin.

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It would be cool if it was Aladdin though, because there is a monkey plus a parrot voiced by Gilbert Godfrey.

Unoriginal KMC™ Premium Member

It would be cool if instead burning your tongue drinking hot chocolate it didn't

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Originally posted by Unoriginal
It would be cool if instead burning your tongue drinking hot chocolate it didn't

Yeah well, can't expect miracles.

Unoriginal KMC™ Premium Member

coolcat

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Toonces the driving cat.

Piggle Humsy Wiggle4life

Your face goes out too high up

Unoriginal KMC™ Premium Member

Admiral Ozzel was a rebel sympathizer. When the probe droid finds the rebel base on Hoth, he tries to convince Vader and the other officers to ignore it. He says something along the lines of, "there are so many uncharted outposts". If you watch the scene, he gives a telling look to one of the other officers after Vader says "no, this is the base". As if he's passing along a silent message that they will have to go to Plan B.

Later, he brings the fleet out of hyperspace too early, giving the rebels a chance to get away. He's an experienced admiral. There's no way he makes such a blunder unless he was trying to help the rebels. I believe Vader realizes this, maybe by reading his thoughts or emotions, or maybe just put 2 and 2 together. This is why he kills him. He's a traitor. Notice how Vader does not kill Admiral Piett, a faithful officer, despite the fact that he let the Millennium Falcon get away.

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Originally posted by Unoriginal
Admiral Ozzel was a rebel sympathizer. When the probe droid finds the rebel base on Hoth, he tries to convince Vader and the other officers to ignore it. He says something along the lines of, "there are so many uncharted outposts". If you watch the scene, he gives a telling look to one of the other officers after Vader says "no, this is the base". As if he's passing along a silent message that they will have to go to Plan B.
Later, he brings the fleet out of hyperspace too early, giving the rebels a chance to get away. He's an experienced admiral. There's no way he makes such a blunder unless he was trying to help the rebels. I believe Vader realizes this, maybe by reading his thoughts or emotions, or maybe just put 2 and 2 together. This is why he kills him. He's a traitor. Notice how Vader does not kill Admiral Piett, a faithful officer, despite the fact that he let the Millennium Falcon get away.

Vader knows all.

Except that Obi Wan gets a +2 to agility when he has the high ground.

Tragic.

Morning_Glory Sleeping In My Soul

It has been 10 years since Heath Ledger passed 🙁

Morning_Glory Sleeping In My Soul

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Why so serious?

Piggle Humsy Wiggle4life

Do u rly like it? Is it, is it wicked?

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By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes.

Unoriginal KMC™ Premium Member

Lick my sack

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Originally posted by Morning_Glory
It has been 10 years since Heath Ledger passed 🙁

Terrible loss for film, he was a good actor and probably would have continue to improve throughout his career.

Piggle Humsy Wiggle4life

Originally posted by Unoriginal
Lick my sack