Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

[kwillia]

Originally Posted by chaotic

Maybe it was in Return of the Jedi, when Luke told Leia they were siblings? Just guessing.

That's what I'm thinking. I want to watch Episodes 4,5,6 again before I see Episode 3... I doubt I actually get time to do it... but if I do, I will be looking for it.

[vraiblonde]

Originally Posted by chaotic

Odd, that she kept "princess", but otherwise thought she was a senator's daughter. :plothole:

She's a princess because Bail Organa is the head of the royal family of Alderaan. Padme was elected queen, not born to it - when the Naboos elected a new queen, Padme got Palpatine's old job of Senator.

In Phanton Menace, when Padme asks who else was nominated for Chancellor, the bodyguard says, "Bail Antilles of Alderaan" and some other guy. Obviously they meant Bail Organa. :blooper:

[chaotic]

Originally Posted by kwillia

That's what I'm thinking. I want to watch Episodes 4,5,6 again before I see Episode 3... I doubt I actually get time to do it... but if I do, I will be looking for it.

Watching Star Wars counts as training at work.

[kwillia]

Originally Posted by chaotic

Watching Star Wars counts as training at work.

I wanna job where you work...

[chaotic]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

She's a princess because Bail Organa is the head of the royal family of Alderaan. Padme was elected queen, not born to it - when the Naboos elected a new queen, Padme got Palpatine's old job of Senator.

Didn't realize the Bail Organa was royalty. Are all royals female in the Star Wars universe?

In Phanton Menace, when Padme asks who else was nominated for Chancellor, the bodyguard says, "Bail Antilles of Alderaan" and some other guy. Obviously they meant Bail Organa. :blooper:

Oops..

[chaotic]

Originally Posted by kwillia

I wanna job where you work...

In the lab where I used to work, they got a big flat panel tv for doing videoconferencing. It works out really well for movies. I watched a bunch of the thumb videos (Thumb Wars, Thumbtanic,...) there :scarredforlife:

[kwillia]

Originally Posted by chaotic

In the lab where I used to work, they got a big flat panel tv for doing videoconferencing. It works out really well for movies. I watched a bunch of the thumb videos (Thumb Wars, Thumbtanic,...) there :scarredforlife:

On one of my previous programming projects, we always had a dude that would volunteer to do the night shift to take care of production support calls should they occur... only when he was caught coming in to work with a bag from Blockbusters and a large pizza did we understand why he was so willing.

[jazz lady (Premo)]

Originally Posted by chaotic

In the lab where I used to work, they got a big flat panel tv for doing videoconferencing. It works out really well for movies.

When I used to work swing and graveyard shifts long ago, we used to "borrow" a TV in the building, someone would bring in a VCR, and we would watch movies to try to stay awake. One guy's wife wouldn't let him watch R-rated movies, so we saw quite a bit of those.

I watched a bunch of the thumb videos (Thumb Wars, Thumbtanic,...) there :scarredforlife:

I think FT mentioned them, too. I've heard of them but have never seen any of them.

[chaotic]

Originally Posted by kwillia

On one of my previous programming projects, we always had a dude that would volunteer to do the night shift to take care of production support calls should they occur... only when he was caught coming in to work with a bag from Blockbusters and a large pizza did we understand why he was so willing.

You must write bug-free code, if he's got nothing to do

Jazz & chaotic,

That is what we did at my job for YEARS. My co-workers would bring them and I would just go along with the program. I miss those days. I saw so many movies that I wouldn't have bothered or known to rent that way, and it really made night shift worth working.