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  1. My interest has dipped a lot. I have fun while I'm playing it, but the "can't wait to get home and play" feeling is gone.

    I'm sort of purposefully pacing myself for this very reason. Don't get me wrong, when I do sit down to play I can lose 6 hours easy, but I try to really only do that once or twice a week. I have Fridays off and no one else I know does so that's usually my day in the wasteland.

  2. So I'm giving this idea more thought.

    Obi Wan was surprised to find her, makes sure she's frozen for protection, something happens where she's released and dropped off on Jaku. This is why she hears Bens voice guiding her because he was a trainer at the Jedi academy when she was a kid. Luke is shocked to see her because he knows who she is. Ben told him about her and she comes from a time when the Jedi were stronger, so he knows she's the real deal. I mean Han was frozen in carbonate. So I don't think it's too far fetched. However, Atticus has a point that Disney is playing it safe.

    Yea.. To expound upon my previous reply, Disney is treading a thin line with these reboots. They want to cater to fans and produce quality movies, however they aren't going to sacrifice mainstream appeal for fanboy fantasy. Most of these crazy plot lines the diehards are proposing or speculating are just simply not going to happen. Don't get me wrong, an intricately woven, backstory-dependent plot twist would be amazing, but would leave a general mainstream audience, without much real knowledge of the backstory (aka, the majority of movie goers) scratching their collective heads. There will be at least one big "reveal" in VIII for sure, but it's definitely going to be one where the casual Star Wars viewer can (without referencing the internet) say, "ok, I get that."

    The trouble with all of these crazy theories is that they are essentially fan fiction, and there have been some really good ones, some that I would love to see played out on the big screen. But then, when any or all of these meticulously detailed fan theories aren't the actual twist and, for example, Rey really is just Luke's daughter after all, people will get all pissy and say that the movie is crap, Disney is ruining Star Wars, blah blah blah.

    I don't necessarily want to defend "easy" or "lazy" filmmaking, just hoping that at the end of the day we can get past the fact that they aren't making Star Wars movies for the people who have clung to 30 years worth of possible canonical material and just enjoy the fact that they are making decent, entertaining, enjoyable Star Wars movies again.

  3. it's t-mobile and sprint signals. It automatically connects to the stronger signal.

    If you're going to be out and about all the time, not connected to WiFi, I would say no, but again, that depends on what you have now.

    As far as data, you pay for what you use. Say you pick the 2gb plan. You pay $40 up front. Then you end up using 1gb. They credit the $10 back to your next bill. Simple as that.

    Outright vs. Monthly, There is no difference. The phone is the same.

    The only difference between Fi and the other major carriers is no contract, and it's cheaper since its whole business model is to be connected to WiFi as much as possible.

    Fixed it so you don't come off as such a dick.

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    The wife got me a matched set of Lollar "Peter Green style" low wind imperial pickups and a 50s style ES335 wiring harness to replace the stock guts in my Washburn HB36. I cannot wait to hear how my baby sings.

    She was all bummed thinking my presents were boring this year ("you just got two chunks of metal and some wires"). I could not be more happy though.

  5. I can vouch for the ATL. The Athens Wuxtry is 1000% better than the Atlanta one, if you do a side trip to Athens (do it), don't miss LoYoYo stuff. Absolute gem of a record store. A national treasure.

    The big names to hit in ATL have pretty much been mentioned, but don't sleep on the little hole in the wall shops either. There's a little place in Avondale Estates called Sunbrimmer that has an incredibly well curated used collection (new stuff is virtually nonexistent though). There's an amazing corndog restaraunt across the street too.

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