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Here's more. "Oh, not my eye! R2, help!" "You had a plan for getting in, didn't you have one for getting out?" "She's gonna blow!" "Right now I feel like I could take on the whole Empire by myself" "Your thoughts dwell on your mother..."

Ok, thanks for the info.

Ba-Dum-Bump ;)

"Now, witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battlestation!" "Fire at will, commander!" (okay, maybe we'd all like to hear this) "I'll never join you!" EDIT: Yeah, ok, Riggs beat me to the first one *grumble*

That would be, "Get clear Wedge. You can't do any more good back there!" :uhoh: "Skywalker. You sure you know how to handle this..." "Sir, Luke is the best bush pilot in the Outer Rim Territories" "You're all clear kid! Now let's blow this thing so we can all go home" "Look! It's blowing up...

I just finished the book five minutes ago, and planned on starting a similar thread, but it seems you beat me to it. :p My thoughts: Yes, I was QUITE glad that Perrin finally rescued his wife. The only thing I didn't like about the whole situation was that I thought that Jordan dragged it...

Ray? Remember: Next time someone asks if you're a god, you say YES! Best. Movie. Line. EVAR!

I remember one incident that happened when I was five. Now, at this age, I had a habit of sleeping with the covers over my head. Well, one morning (I think it was Saturday), I woke up but didn't get out of bed right away. I just lay in bed, trying to go back to sleep (and FYI, I have never...

Done and done.

Obi-Wan vs. Anakin, RotS, hands down. Great choreography, plenty of emotion and tension, and all this despite that I knew how it ended. Luke vs. Vader ESB is a close second, with the Obi-Wan/Qui-Gon/Darth Maul duel getting third.

I've enjoyed Goodkind's books to date (with the exception of Chainfire, as I've not yet read it). I've had some problems with the repetition, as it seems that Kahlan is always in trouble, or Richard is, and that the solution to almost every problem apparently lies in a previously unmentioned and...

And And

The Seahawks finally broke their losing streak against the Rams! Though it does suck that we won't have Darrell Jackson back for another few weeks, and I haven't heard yet if Engram is going to miss any more games. Jurevicius stepped up big-time, so hopefully one of the others (Warrick, Hacket...

Hey, where's the love for Jessica Rabbit? Or maybe Elinore from Ralph Bakshi's Wizards?

BUMPDOKEN!!!

I voted Dawnforge. Great setting. I'm planning on using it to create a pseudo Middle-Earth type campaign world.

Actually reading two books simultaneously: Eragon, by Christopher Paolini, in preparation for reading the sequel Eldest. Fitzpatricks's War, by Theodore Judson. A sci-fi novel, set in the twenty-sixth century of earth. Interesting read so far. In a week or two, I'll be picking up Knife of...

Ha...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That is sheer brilliance! Yea, verily, thou art a Rat Bastard DM. Congratulations.

Just wondering if posting short fiction is allowed in the Story Hour forum. Game related fiction, but not necessarily from a campaign. Just a short story set in a campaign setting (i.e. Eberron). Thanks.

I just signed up for this, under the username Stormdragon. Right now, my brain is screaming at me, wondering what the hell I was doing, but this should be fun. I mean, 50k words in a month? 1700 words a day? There goes my social life. Oh, that's right. I don't have a social life.