i'm getting some ass tonight. thanks a lot chumps and chumpettes

Beck the address is:
*snip*10233 96 Ave*snip* (Par)

Hope some creepy stalker type guy doesn't go there tonight from seeing this message on the message board.

Just in case everyone bring a implement of destruction.

Ok, I got the e-mail
what's the address?
I don't remember.
Thanx

What the hell?
Where is this post about Jess's thing tonight?
I've scanned this page a dozen times and also seached for "Jess" just to find the post but it's not here.
Can someone send me info please?

CRIPPLE CREEK FAIRIES


from justconcerts.com

k dash at the Starlight Room. 10/22/2004. get your backs up off the wall.

boo

Lucas should be punished for marring perfect movies like those first three...


"Christensen now appears as the blue-tinged ghost of Anakin in three brief scenes totalling just 10 seconds during the celebrations at the end of the movie.

Christensen never speaks. With a big smile and longer, fuller hair than he had in Episode II, he is seen standing beside Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda. The vision is apparent only to Luke Skywalker as the Ewoks' victory party rages in the background on the Forest Moon of Endor.

In the original 1983 theatrical version of Jedi, as well as in Lucas' 1997 digitally revised edition, actor Sebastian Shaw played Anakin in the ghost scene. He has been digitially removed, and replaced by Christensen, who looks older than he did in Episode II but much younger than Shaw. That apparent lack of logic -- Christensen looks like Luke's brother, not his father -- is ignored in the movie. Luke still smiles warmly, as if he knows who the third ghost really is.

Meanwhile, Shaw, in severe makeup that has been digitally enhanced for the new DVDs, still shows up in the famous unmasking sequence in which Luke pulls Darth Vader's helmet off before he apologizes to Luke and then dies.

On the feature-length commentary for the film, Lucas tries to explain why Christensen appears as the younger Anakin, without actually mentioning the actor's name or detailing how it was done (face replacement is now a simple process in the age of digital computer effects).

"As we get to the end of the movie, as he joins the force, he is able to retain his original identity," Lucas says of Christensen's character. And the character's "original identity" is not as Darth Vader, Lucas says, "but it was his identity as he was -- when he died as Anakin Skywalker." That sequence is expected to be shown in full in Episode III.

boo! this is not acceptable! He should not be destroying the integrity of the old movies. It was enough that he added that scene where Han talks to Jabba the Hut... that they didn't have the technology to film at the time that the original movies were released... this is just so unacceptable!

I would be greatful if someone could explain this to me. yesterday I wanted to kick a soccer ball around in the middle of the pavilion. since there was nobody else around I was just going to play by my self. so I go to the equipment desk, and they would not let me play soccer because soccer is only designated from 1230 to 2 or sometime around there. there was nothing scheduled for the time or the space or equipment I required. But I was not allowed to run around in an empty enclosed space if it is not designated so. Anyone tell me why I couldn't use that space and I'll let it go. any ways, I'm going climbing. ciao

Panzer = armour

Ultimate Transformable Heavy Destroid Unit Slight correction. There not 60 mmm eye lasers, there 60 mm eye beams. Just trying to stay consistent in between specs.