C-3PO: "Did you hear that?"

Knew this would be an easy one... you got it CU! Until next next week... may the force be with you all!

Well, we do have blaster fire prior to that line. So one could argue that blaster fire is the language of the blaster. I think Han Solo would agree.
And even Disney realizes that the language of a blaster is something they don't stand behind.
And yeah, I realize i am reaching and don't have a real valid argument, but I didn't even get a chance to log in and post a funny answer this time.

Good Monday all you happy rebels out there freezing you booties off in Hothlike conditions!  I hope this will warm you up with a little brain matter exercise that will keep you warm and toasty during those awefully cold nights out there.  So, let's get to it...

Question 129:
What were the shipping titles of Episodes 1, 2 and 3?

Answer:

First Correct Answer: NO ONE

In early this time so I don't get left out.

What's a shipping title?

You mean like phantom menace, attack of the clones, revenge of the sith??

Or do you mean what original trilogy guys called them? Crappy crappiest, and less crappy but still crap.

Not to be confused with the "special" editions...aka George's mistakes.

Star Wars - Episode I: The Phantom Menace

Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Clones

star Wars - Episode III: The Revenge of the Sith

No... a shipping title is what they use to name the movie while it's being produced as to not leak any information out or cause suspiscion (like Return of the Jedi during production was called "Blue Harvest").

Stumped me for sure. Not hard to do, especially with prequel info.

Damn, I was thinking of the BBC Radio's shipping forecast -

Episode I - Cromarty


Episode II - Dogger


Episode III - Viking

Hmm, think I broke Jim. Finally gave an answer so off the wall he disappeared.

Good Monday all you trivia geeks out there... this week I'll try to go a little easier on ya then I did last week.  Should be pretty easy if you're a true Star Wars fan, so let's do it!

Question 130:
Who is the only non Jedi in the original Star Wars trilogy to use a lightsaber?

Answer:

First Correct Answer: TrappedTexan

Dollhouse, cueball, and whatever the other was; Really? That is what they called them when making them? I never would have gotten that.

I know this one. The answer is Han Solo. "I thought they smelled bad on the outside". He used it to slice open a taun taun and stuff Luke inside.

Technically it would also be Luke, as he is not a Jedi (yet) in A New Hope, or even ESB.

True, but since he did become a Jedi, it rules him out. Way to go Bryguy! Until next week rebelscum... may the force be with you all!

Good Monday all you happy rebels... I hope you all enjoyed the weekend... this is my birthday week and to celebrate I'm gonna give ya a hard one!  Let's see who gets this brain teaser!

Question 131:
What character did George Lucas consider making a midget?

Answer:

First Correct Answer: Ourchickenshack

I haven't got a clue......not gonna stop me from guessing though! Ha ha ha. I think the answer could be.....Boba Fett.  That would have been very funny. The "no disintergrations" line would have been so much better between Vader and Fett.

Way to go soldiers! Thought that one would have made ya think a bit more! Answer is posted with the question... until next week... Happy Birthday to me!

Good Monday morning all you happy rebelscum!  It's Trivia time here in this place... so I'm gonna drop one that may be a little difficult to find!  It was only mentioned once in a very obscure place, so I'll seeing if you can find it!  So let's get to it...

Question 132:
In Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, the growls and sounds of the Rancor in Jabba's Palace were actually made by what animal?

Answer:

First Correct Answer: OurChickenShack

LrdSatyr8 wrote:

... Happy Birthday to me!

Dang it Jim. Sorry, I completely missed this. Hope you had a great one.

Now for my guess....I have no idea. I assume a canine of some sort, but that's not funny enough so I am gonna say........a rabid goat. Yeah, the growls and whimpers were made by a vicious man eating rabid goat.

Are the growls from an elephant?... growls I mean... not trumpeting

trappedtexan wrote:

LrdSatyr8 wrote:

... Happy Birthday to me!

Dang it Jim. Sorry, I completely missed this. Hope you had a great one.

No problem... was just another day anyway... Starting to feel like Murtaugh... getting too old for this sh*t! LOL Answer is posted with the question... until next week kiddies!

Good Monday morning all you happy rebels out there in internet land!  Here's a little bit of good trivia coming your way this morning and I can't wait to see if anyone actually knows this one!  So let's get on with it shall we?

Question 133:
Which actor was paid £20 to go away for being too annoying on the set?

Answer:

First Correct Answer: NO ONE