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clubjade: It’s time to get over the Star Wars prequels I am an admitted non-fan of the prequel trilogy; I’ve never claimed otherwise. I’m not going to now. But folks: It’s time to get over the prequels. Yeah, maybe you don’t think the movies are that great. This isn’t about the quality of the films, or lack thereof. I’m not going to pull any of that ‘true fan’ bullshit: We’re all entitled to our opinions. It’s okay to not like them. Sometimes the jokes are funny! But it’s 2013. It’s been eight years since Revenge of the Sith. 11 years since Attack of the Clones. 14 since The Phantom Menace. The hate is stale. Let it go. Read more… Yes! I like the prequels and I’m tired of the hate.
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clubjade:

It’s time to get over the Star Wars prequels

I am an admitted non-fan of the prequel trilogy; I’ve never claimed otherwise. I’m not going to now.

But folks: It’s time to get over the prequels.

Yeah, maybe you don’t think the movies are that great. This isn’t about the quality of the films, or lack thereof. I’m not going to pull any of that ‘true fan’ bullshit: We’re all entitled to our opinions. It’s okay to not like them. Sometimes the jokes are funny!

But it’s 2013. It’s been eight years since Revenge of the Sith. 11 years since Attack of the Clones. 14 since The Phantom Menace. The hate is stale. Let it go.

Read more…

Yes! I like the prequels and I’m tired of the hate.

starkexpos: motherjones: latimes: Learn, you must: When looking to broaden to broaden their horizons, some take up painting, others taking dancing classes - and others take up waving around a big glowing sword. The class is the brainchild of Alain Bloch, a 32-year-old software engineer with a lifelong love of George Lucas’ epic space opera. Roughly 25 people meet every Sunday in San Francisco for Bloch’s lightsaber classes, which cost $10 per lesson, and don’t require a trip to Dagobah. Read more over at Hero Complex. Photos: Jeff Chiu / Associated Press We approve this message. I want to go to here.
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starkexpos: motherjones: latimes: Learn, you must: When looking to broaden to broaden their horizons, some take up painting, others taking dancing classes - and others take up waving around a big glowing sword. The class is the brainchild of Alain Bloch, a 32-year-old software engineer with a lifelong love of George Lucas’ epic space opera. Roughly 25 people meet every Sunday in San Francisco for Bloch’s lightsaber classes, which cost $10 per lesson, and don’t require a trip to Dagobah. Read more over at Hero Complex. Photos: Jeff Chiu / Associated Press We approve this message. I want to go to here.
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starkexpos: motherjones: latimes: Learn, you must: When looking to broaden to broaden their horizons, some take up painting, others taking dancing classes - and others take up waving around a big glowing sword. The class is the brainchild of Alain Bloch, a 32-year-old software engineer with a lifelong love of George Lucas’ epic space opera. Roughly 25 people meet every Sunday in San Francisco for Bloch’s lightsaber classes, which cost $10 per lesson, and don’t require a trip to Dagobah. Read more over at Hero Complex. Photos: Jeff Chiu / Associated Press We approve this message. I want to go to here.
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starkexpos: motherjones: latimes: Learn, you must: When looking to broaden to broaden their horizons, some take up painting, others taking dancing classes - and others take up waving around a big glowing sword. The class is the brainchild of Alain Bloch, a 32-year-old software engineer with a lifelong love of George Lucas’ epic space opera. Roughly 25 people meet every Sunday in San Francisco for Bloch’s lightsaber classes, which cost $10 per lesson, and don’t require a trip to Dagobah. Read more over at Hero Complex. Photos: Jeff Chiu / Associated Press We approve this message. I want to go to here.
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starkexpos:

motherjones:

latimes:

Learn, you must: When looking to broaden to broaden their horizons, some take up painting, others taking dancing classes - and others take up waving around a big glowing sword.

The class is the brainchild of Alain Bloch, a 32-year-old software engineer with a lifelong love of George Lucas’ epic space opera.

Roughly 25 people meet every Sunday in San Francisco for Bloch’s lightsaber classes, which cost $10 per lesson, and don’t require a trip to Dagobah.

Read more over at Hero Complex.

Photos: Jeff Chiu / Associated Press

We approve this message.

I want to go to here.

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