View Full Version : Place Your Bets! - TJL & Star Wars
Janice 06-11-2005, 02:26 PM How many times has TJL seen ALL of the Star Wars movies combined?
The winner gets to accompany TJL to a showing of, what else?... Revenge Of The Sith.
TJL will be dressed in full Darth Vadar costume, of course.
Don't miss this opportunity. Vote in the poll now.
Brian Damage 06-11-2005, 02:29 PM I wish I could Google the answer....then again, a google is probably how many times he's seen these movies.
Nighthawk76 06-11-2005, 02:33 PM I'll go with choice number three...more then 20 times. :)
:lol:
I'd never dress like Vader.
Han Solo, maybe...
;)
Superstar 06-11-2005, 02:43 PM Number 3 :lol:
barwars 06-11-2005, 02:57 PM More than 20 times actually isn't that bad.
Figure.... they've been out for almost 30 years. There is six of them.
See each 3 or 4 times and you're set.
I'd say I've seen them about 50 times. Figure I see each one about once a year.... for about 10 years.
Cactus Jack 06-11-2005, 03:51 PM Ill say 500 squared times the bigggest number ever :lol:
*Pleasant Tomorrow* 06-11-2005, 08:13 PM I wish I could Google the answer....then again, a google is probably how many times he's seen these movies.
Hollow 06-11-2005, 08:37 PM hg
:rofl:
dandelion wine 06-11-2005, 08:44 PM At least 20 times. :lol:
-
:rotflmao:
Cactus Jack 06-11-2005, 08:48 PM :brent:
I'm trying my best to figure this out folks.
Episode 1 (Phantom Menace) I saw three times in the theaters
Episode II (Clones) Three times
Episode III Twice.
As for the original trilogy (eps 4-6) it's hard to tell. I was very young. I drink alot now, so I don't remember things that well anymore...
What were we talking about?
;)
TripperFan 06-11-2005, 09:18 PM :lol:
I'd never dress like Vader.
Han Solo, maybe...
;)
As long as its not Princess Layah....it would mess up many a schoolboy's fantasies. :eek:
Janice 06-11-2005, 10:28 PM http://www.nypost.com/img/head/nyp_oe.gif (http://www.nypost.com/)
A Movie Obsession Sends Website Into Turmoil. Contest Underway.
HELL'S KITCHEN, NY (AP) -- The entire nation anxiously waits for word on the exact number of times that TJL, Senior Member of the nation's premiere entertainment website, Sitcoms Online, has seen all Star War's movies combined.
Sitcoms Online, or SO, is sponsoring a contest to determine that magic number. Janice, one of SO's Lead Moderators, confirmed that, "Frankly, members are getting tired of TJL's constant drumbeat of Star Wars this, Star Wars that. Upper Management decided that it would be a good idea to have this contest in the hope that it will satisfy TJL's need to constantly discuss the movie. It may give him the attention he desperately craves. Good Lord, he claims he's naming his firstborn Hans Solo, whether a boy or a girl."
SO's owner and founder, Todd Fuller, echoed Janice's sentiments. "Look, TJL is a good member, and I've never had any problems with him", he continued, "But since Revenge Of The Sith opened, he's crossed the line into obsession. He makes constant threads about it, posts Star War's pictures and generally dominates every discussion with his incessant Star War's talk. If he contained it to the Movie Board, I'd let it go, but how do you find a way to fit it on The Brady Bunch board? TJL found a way. I've got bandwidth issues to consider."
"Furthermore", Fuller continued, "TJL won't listen to reason, which is uncharacteristic of him. He's always been easy going. Although, looking back in retrospect, I should have heeded the red flag when he threatened to sue me when his trademark winking smilie wasn't working due to a computer glitch."
Fuller states that he has dealt with similar issues before, in varying degrees, and he's hopeful for a peaceful resolution. He says the worst was Rainman's obsession with K-Mart. "That one was tough and cost him his membership." Fuller claims, "With most members, they keep their obsessions in check -- such as Penny Lane with Paul McCartney, Safety Pin with Metallica, Crystal with Clay Aiken, Karly and TripperFan with their pets, Brent and Stormtracker with the weather, Brian Damage with his Yankees or Fleet with his multiple obsessions with Cadillacs, chocolate, Dawn Wells, Joyce DeWitt and the Clinton Administration -- but this hang-up TJL has with Star Wars is just too much and has become a major distraction to my site. It's reached a fever pitch, and is as troublesome as Solomon's irrational insistence that Good Times was not a spin-off of Maude. I could also live without Janice's blind devotion to the Bush Administration. Can you scratch the last sentence? Let's keep that one off the record. Janice is good moderator, but she can be a real bitch sometimes."
TJL could not be reached for comment. Sources say he's been spotted at the local movie theater.
06-11-05 19:36 EDT
Copyright 2005 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.
Mr. Television 06-11-2005, 10:33 PM http://www.nypost.com/img/head/nyp_oe.gif (http://www.nypost.com/)
A Movie Obsession Sends Website Into Turmoil. Contest Underway.
HELL'S KITCHEN, NY (AP) The entire nation anxiously waits for word on the exact number of times that TJL, Senior Member of the nation's premiere entertainment website, Sitcoms Online, has seen all Star War's movies combined.
Sitcoms Online, or SO, is sponsoring a contest to determine that magic number. Janice, one of SO's Lead Moderators, confirmed that, "Frankly, members are getting tired of TJL's constant drumbeat of Star Wars this, Star Wars that. Upper Management decided that it would be a good idea to have this contest in the hope that it will satisfy TJL's need to constantly discuss the movie. It may give him the attention he desperately craves. Good Lord, he claims he's naming his firstborn Hans Solo, whether a boy or a girl."
SO's owner and founder, Todd Fuller, echoed Janice's sentiments. "Look, TJL is a good member, and I've never had any problems with him", he continued, "But since Revenge Of The Sith opened, he's crossed the line into obsession. He makes constant threads about it, posts Star War's pictures and generally dominates every discussion with his incessant Star War's talk. If he contained it to the Movie Board, I'd let it go, but how do you find a way to fit it on The Brady Bunch board? TJL found a way. I've got bandwidth issues to consider."
"Furthermore", Fuller continued, "TJL won't listen to reason, which is uncharacteristic of him. He's always been easy going. Although, looking back in retrospect, I should have heeded the red flag when he threatened to sue me when his trademark winking smilie wasn't working due to a computer glitch."
Fuller states that he has dealt with similar issues before, in varying degrees, and he's hopeful for a peaceful resolution. He says the worst was Rainman's obsession with K-Mart. "That one was tough and cost him his membership." Fuller claims, "With most members, they keep their obsessions in check -- such as Penny Lane with Paul McCartney, Safety Pin with Metallica, Crystal with Clay Aiken, Karly and TripperFan with their pets, Brent and Stormtracker with the weather, Brian Damage with his Yankees or Fleet with his multiple obsessions with Cadillacs, chocolate, Dawn Wells, Joyce DeWitt and the Clinton Administration -- but this hang-up TJL has with Star Wars is just too much and has become a major distraction to my site. It's reached a fever pitch, and is as troublesome as Solomon's irrational insistence that Good Times was not a spin-off of Maude. I could also live without Janice's blind devotion to the Bush Administration. Can you scratch the last sentence? Let's keep that one off the record. Janice is good moderator, but she can be a real bitch sometimes."
TJL could not be reached for comment. Sources say he's been spotted at the local movie theater.
06-11-05 19:36 EDT
Copyright 2005 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.
:rofl:
Janice 06-11-2005, 11:12 PM =*Pleasant Tomorrow*]
:brent :rotflmao: :lol:
dandelion wine 06-11-2005, 11:14 PM http://www.nypost.com/img/head/nyp_oe.gif (http://www.nypost.com/)
A Movie Obsession Sends Website Into Turmoil. Contest Underway.
HELL'S KITCHEN, NY (AP) -- The entire nation anxiously waits for word on the exact number of times that TJL, Senior Member of the nation's premiere entertainment website, Sitcoms Online, has seen all Star War's movies combined.
Sitcoms Online, or SO, is sponsoring a contest to determine that magic number. Janice, one of SO's Lead Moderators, confirmed that, "Frankly, members are getting tired of TJL's constant drumbeat of Star Wars this, Star Wars that. Upper Management decided that it would be a good idea to have this contest in the hope that it will satisfy TJL's need to constantly discuss the movie. It may give him the attention he desperately craves. Good Lord, he claims he's naming his firstborn Hans Solo, whether a boy or a girl."
SO's owner and founder, Todd Fuller, echoed Janice's sentiments. "Look, TJL is a good member, and I've never had any problems with him", he continued, "But since Revenge Of The Sith opened, he's crossed the line into obsession. He makes constant threads about it, posts Star War's pictures and generally dominates every discussion with his incessant Star War's talk. If he contained it to the Movie Board, I'd let it go, but how do you find a way to fit it on The Brady Bunch board? TJL found a way. I've got bandwidth issues to consider."
"Furthermore", Fuller continued, "TJL won't listen to reason, which is uncharacteristic of him. He's always been easy going. Although, looking back in retrospect, I should have heeded the red flag when he threatened to sue me when his trademark winking smilie wasn't working due to a computer glitch."
Fuller states that he has dealt with similar issues before, in varying degrees, and he's hopeful for a peaceful resolution. He says the worst was Rainman's obsession with K-Mart. "That one was tough and cost him his membership." Fuller claims, "With most members, they keep their obsessions in check -- such as Penny Lane with Paul McCartney, Safety Pin with Metallica, Crystal with Clay Aiken, Karly and TripperFan with their pets, Brent and Stormtracker with the weather, Brian Damage with his Yankees or Fleet with his multiple obsessions with Cadillacs, chocolate, Dawn Wells, Joyce DeWitt and the Clinton Administration -- but this hang-up TJL has with Star Wars is just too much and has become a major distraction to my site. It's reached a fever pitch, and is as troublesome as Solomon's irrational insistence that Good Times was not a spin-off of Maude. I could also live without Janice's blind devotion to the Bush Administration. Can you scratch the last sentence? Let's keep that one off the record. Janice is good moderator, but she can be a real bitch sometimes."
TJL could not be reached for comment. Sources say he's been spotted at the local movie theater.
06-11-05 19:36 EDT
Copyright 2005 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.
Awesome!! :rotflmao:
TripperFan 06-11-2005, 11:50 PM http://www.nypost.com/img/head/nyp_oe.gif (http://www.nypost.com/)
[font=Arial]A Movie Obsession Sends Website Into Turmoil. Contest Underway.
[/size][/i]
(edited for the sake of space)
:brent X 50:cat:
:dog: :dog: :cat: :cat: :cat: :cat:
Bobby F. 06-12-2005, 01:06 AM That was great!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Fleet 06-12-2005, 02:01 AM Oh, great! I hope my dentist doesn't read about my obession with chocolate. :eek:
And now all of the Internet knows about my obsessions with Dawn and Joyce. See you guys later. I better lay low for a while... :seeya:
barwars 06-12-2005, 07:16 AM http://www.nypost.com/img/head/nyp_oe.gif (http://www.nypost.com/)
A Movie Obsession Sends Website Into Turmoil. Contest Underway.
:lol: :lol:
That was genius.
Rhiannon 06-12-2005, 08:30 AM :rofl:
Courtnee 06-12-2005, 11:54 AM :brent :brent
Brent88 06-12-2005, 12:08 PM :rofl:
Here's an R2-D2 figure from Italy that hangs proudly on my wall right next to my computer. I love the foreign packaging. I would like to one day have a figure from all the different countries that market them.
I'm not a geek. Seriously.
:starwars
Max Whittaker 06-12-2005, 01:42 PM Here's an R2-D2 figure from Italy that hangs proudly on my wall right next to my computer. I love the foreign packaging. I would like to one day have a figure from all the different countries that market them.
I'm not a geek. Seriously.
:starwars
Don't you ever let anybody tell you that being a geek or a nerd is a bad thing.
Janice 06-12-2005, 11:13 PM Here's an R2-D2 figure from Italy that hangs proudly on my wall right next to my computer. I love the foreign packaging. I would like to one day have a figure from all the different countries that market them.
I'm not a geek. Seriously.
:starwars
Maybe I wasn't kidding after all. :lol:
Fleet 06-12-2005, 11:56 PM If this keeps up, it really will be in the New York Post. :)
Janice 06-13-2005, 12:04 AM If this keeps up, it really will be in the New York Post. :)
What do you mean? It was in the New York Post. It had the logo and everything. :happyface
Fleet 06-13-2005, 12:33 AM What do you mean? It was in the New York Post. It had the logo and everything. :happyface
In that case, can you mail me a copy of the paper?
|