First three things on Darth V's list of "Things that are overrated"
Beaches, Barbeques and Ruling the Galaxy together
Beaches, Barbeques and Ruling the Galaxy together
I see Star Wars...All the time.....It's everywhere
First three things on Darth V's list of "Things that I find disturbing"
Beaches, Barbeques and Your lack of faith.
Beaches, Barbeques and Your lack of faith.
My chocolate mochi looked terribly familiar but the image just wasn't forming. I turned and saw the twins staring at me so we posed for this...
...and it finally hit me that it looks like the fish egg episode.
...and it finally hit me that it looks like the fish egg episode.
Laspector
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Speaking of seeing Star Wars everywhere--
I work for a nationwide internet provider, I manage a warehouse that holds equipment for my area. One thing about my field is technology changes all the time, so I never know what new equipment we will be getting. A few weeks ago I was in a meeting where we were discussing materials needed for a new neighborhood that is being built.
The meeting was fairly boring for me until, all of a sudden someone said "And we are going to need to order some Darth Vader helmets for this build." Well, my ears perked up at that! Over the past 18 years I've heard a lot of slang terms for different pieces of equipment, but I had never heard of any being called "Darth Vader helmets."
After all was said and done this is what came in. I will have to admit I understand the nickname. What about you? This is some kind of line container for a signal modulator.
I work for a nationwide internet provider, I manage a warehouse that holds equipment for my area. One thing about my field is technology changes all the time, so I never know what new equipment we will be getting. A few weeks ago I was in a meeting where we were discussing materials needed for a new neighborhood that is being built.
The meeting was fairly boring for me until, all of a sudden someone said "And we are going to need to order some Darth Vader helmets for this build." Well, my ears perked up at that! Over the past 18 years I've heard a lot of slang terms for different pieces of equipment, but I had never heard of any being called "Darth Vader helmets."
After all was said and done this is what came in. I will have to admit I understand the nickname. What about you? This is some kind of line container for a signal modulator.
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Yep, I totally see it. And you know all the sales folks call it that for sure.
I believe your industry also owns the best Gonk droids with the above ground waterproof substation connection hub lids.
so true, this seems to be intentional on some cars
Funny, I first saw a Mouse Droid. Vader's helmet definitely work too.
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Yeah… I was behind a semi truck, the other day, and saw these louvered mud flaps…
And where did my mind go…
And where did my mind go…
Especially with the "looking for prop materials" switch permanently left in the "on" position.
But that was a damn nice match though, and then someone else says, "ya but the row width...." ha!
Music stand hatch/access panel covers.... and now I know. Couple magnets in the right spots and we are go for filming.
This made me think of a second tag line for this thread:
"Star Wars is in the eye of the beholder"
"Star Wars is in the eye of the beholder"
Ahhh you guys are nuts.
You could look at office supplies and see whatever you want.
You could look at office supplies and see whatever you want.
This design was always slightly disappointing until they came out with the FAT marker.Ahhh you guys are nuts.
You could look at office supplies and see whatever you want.
Ahhh you guys are nuts.
You could look at office supplies and see whatever you want.
And yet another excellent example of “The Craft of Acting Via The Finger-Point Method” by The Great Harrison Ford…
Each singular display of “The Atomic Finger” is calculated to cost a studio $2.5 million.
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"After all was said and done this is what came in. I will have to admit I understand the nickname. What about you? This is some kind of line container for a signal modulator."
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So, you're saying it's an electric "force" detector?!
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