Now you know why I wasn’t excited. Among other things, not a real huge Star Wars fan, and movies like this just fuel the desire to NOT watch them.
asaneboo_cloud
on May 26, 2005 at 17:24
hehe me too. but instead of worrying about the dialouge i was busy wondering how/why General Griefuck was coughing. =?
jetblack
on May 26, 2005 at 18:47
If you had been paying any attention, you would have seen that General Grievous is a reptilian organic lifeform encased within a droid shell.
— ZC
asaneboo_cloud
on May 26, 2005 at 21:24
um, i was paying attention – the only organic parts of him were his heart and eyes. besides, if he had lungs, he wouldn’t have been able to survive outside of the ship in the beginning =/
jetblack
on May 27, 2005 at 01:08
Mace Windu damaged his lungs, but did not destroy them in the Clone Wars; events that took place between episodes two and three. Ask Todd about it sometime. He explained it.
Now you know why I wasn’t excited. Among other things, not a real huge Star Wars fan, and movies like this just fuel the desire to NOT watch them.
hehe me too. but instead of worrying about the dialouge i was busy wondering how/why General Griefuck was coughing. =?
If you had been paying any attention, you would have seen that General Grievous is a reptilian organic lifeform encased within a droid shell.
— ZC
um, i was paying attention – the only organic parts of him were his heart and eyes. besides, if he had lungs, he wouldn’t have been able to survive outside of the ship in the beginning =/
Mace Windu damaged his lungs, but did not destroy them in the Clone Wars; events that took place between episodes two and three. Ask Todd about it sometime. He explained it.
— ZC