"I studied the blade" energy. Just a reminder that all the money in the world won't keep you from being a loser.

Googles Bumfights

"No, not like that!"

I use proton pass to generate an email alias for things like this. Then if you get tired of the spam you just delete the alias without your actual email ever being revealed to anyone.

www.kenklippenstein.com/p/luigis-man...

Grabbed his alleged manifesto. It's being scrubbed from reddit, though it's easy to find for now.

Oh wow, cool to see you on here! I burn through a ton of audiobooks, and your variety of voices is unmatched. Your Admiral Ackbar is the best 🦑 Tempest Breaker is next on my list.

Without looking it up my assumption is that the modern ships don't need thrust vectoring with traditional thrusters. I think they use some kind of repulsor for the initial takeoff. I believe the ship in Skeleton Crew is older so uses a less advanced method of takeoff.

If you want to continue with the story after the original trilogy, you could start with the Star Wars Aftermath trilogy or the Alphabet Squadron trilogy. They both cover events during the fall of the Empire leading up to the battle of Jakku where the war officially ends.

If you like jedi and want to dive into a new era, you could start at Light of the Jedi and go from there. It takes place a couple hundred years before the prequel trilogy during an era called The High Republic. There are several books and comics and the whole story will be wrapped up next year.

What era/characters/type of stories are you most interested in? Are you a jedi person? A starfighter pilot person? Do you care about what's canon vs not canon (dubbed "legends" in star wars publishing if you didn't know)?

Just want to say I really love Shadow of the Sith. One of my favorite Star Wars reads in a long time. Love the tone of it, and that you pulled in threads from a lot of other projects. Also Exogal is my favorite thing about TROS and it was awesome to get more of it. Thank you for the work you put in!

It's nothing groundbreaking, but if you're a star wars fan you'll likely have a good time. Just the ability to ride a speeder bike around wide open spaces is very satisfying.

I dunno, but if you find out let me know.

Happy Life Day.

Puyallup, Washington! I like Star Wars, road trips, and chucking the occasional molotov cocktail. Follow me and I'll follow back.

Oh hi Mark.

So like, why didn't you do the Return of the Jedi radio play when you were in the first two? I love radio plays. I find them to be so charmingly cheesy.