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it’s such a shame that Lucas sold what was left of his soul. I’m sure he made a pretty penny for it, but still…. *shrug*
I just like that there are now 3 separate Clone Wars “products” BESIDES the movie, “Star Wars: Attack of the Clones”:
The only motivation I can think of is that Lucas felt that geeks weren’t sounding geeky enough when they described their action figures.
Amazingly concise, yet very informative, review. Thanks!
-Mike
This review sucks balls.Oh no you didn’t!The review did suck balls…Yeah… big, hairy beaner balls, vato.‘Sup with da review, essa? Mijo is right, you pinche hoto. Leave Lucas alone, homes.What the heck did you think it was made with?
Ummmm… Tender loving care? What are you talking about?
Sorry, it’s a Canadian thing, I guess… There used to be a Rice Krispies commercial where a dude holding a microphone went around asking folks what they thought Rice Krispies was made with. The answers were anything but rice. Hence, “What the heck did you think it was made with?” and so while I don’t know about everyone else, I adapted the phrase to mean, “Der!”
In that case: it’s made with the sweat of Satan, the flesh of the furies, and the bones of Bilbo Baggins. Basically, you just mix the ingredients, pour into a casserole dish and cover with your choice of bread crumbs or those little fried onion things – bake for an hour at 350. I like to serve it with kool-aid and a porno. Bon appetit!