This is a Star Wars-themed parody of Gotye's song "Somebody That I Used to Know," titled, obviously, "The Star Wars I Used to Know." Coincidentally, I don't know the song or the music video, which makes me feel especially old and decrepit. Sigh. Thanks to all billion of you younger people who sent in the tip. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to put a folding chair on my front yard and wait for kids to step on my lawn so I can yell at them to get off it.
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It just occurred to me that someone should make (and/or probably has already made) a faux list of things different between the originals, set up to reveal to children who are fans of the SE that these movies used to exist in another form. BLOWING THEIR MINDS!!!
1.) What was the other cover? 2.) Was it as nightmarish as this? (Note: by "nightmarish" I don't necessarily mean "bad". But feel free to clarify/warn in advance.) 3.) Was it as nightmarish as the same crew's Star Wars themed video for Kesha's "Tik Tok"? (Although the cute Star Trek fans at the end made that video rather less nightmarish per se.)
".45 ACP was a fine round for it's day when ammunition was universally crappy and automatics needed a big push from a big round to prevent jamming, however in the modern world .40 S&W either out performs or matches .45 on all levels." Pretty much none of that is true, other than .40 S&W matching .45 ACP. They're so close, they might as well be the same, given a cursory Googling for ballistics figures. Yes, you can fit more rounds in .40 magazines, but it comes down to personal preference for form factors of different handguns, and what's cheaper where you are - I live in Illinois, and so I can't exactly ship ammo to my house from online stores. .45 ACP is cheaper by far around here. That said, have you tried .357 SIG? I've got a buddy with a P226 chambered in it, and it's an absolute joy to shoot.
Which is really my fault, given the construction of my sentence - syntax is a little strange, and therefore easily misinterpreted.
John Moses Browning, the guy who invented the 1911, was a Mormon. It wasn't supposed to be read as "murderer of Mormons", but "murderer who is Mormon".
