I think it was just a fun photo that was shopped. But the look on Lucas' face says it all really.Wait is that true? !!!? ??
Lucas' idea and creation, and even dream, yes. But when a child watches it and imagines being a shoot first Han Solo they have made his creation their dream as well. They have no legal right to it, but their childhood dreams and fantasies, inspired by the once talented and creative Lucas, are altered by, the now untalented and boring, Lucas' recent decisions to tinker more with his creations.Far be it from me to get serious in the funny pic thread for a second. But how is Star Wars "your" dream? Isn't it Lucas's dream by all accounts?
I've got no beef with making fun of that picture, I just don't like the "I sold your dreams" tagline. Seems like something better could have been on the poster.
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LOL
i cannot stop laughing
i know how stupid those are, but i just can't stop
I find it funny how in one post, you can have two things that contradict themselves...
in the first drawing you talk about something called "gravity", which somehow is applied virtually to images found on the monitor screen...
And then on the second drawing, somehow Newton never existed and apples forever stays on the tree and never leave the home nest.
Go Get 'em Grandpa!
http://www.break.com/pictures/old-age-shame
^ to be fair, a Mr. Clean magic eraser is a cleaning product, it was just some stupid person used it on their skin.
How is it that with all the cleaning I've done with the Magic Erasers, the skin on my hands is fine, I wonder?![]()
How is it that with all the cleaning I've done with the Magic Erasers, the skin on my hands is fine, I wonder?![]()
It took a lot of will power not to post it in the GT5 section![]()