The Boba Fett I had at seven (you had to send in proof of purchases to get it) is no match for the nightmare coolness that is my seven-year-old daughter's General Grievous from Wal-Mart. We just had some hilarious lightsabre fights in her room that involved the battle droid getting his ass handed to him (literally - it detaches) and smack talk - what has two lightsabres and kicks your butt? THIS GUY. Despite the advancements in action-figure technology, I can still feel the gnawed plastic foot of Luke Skywalker on my teeth. Such are the ways of The Force.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
100 words on Star Wars figures
The Boba Fett I had at seven (you had to send in proof of purchases to get it) is no match for the nightmare coolness that is my seven-year-old daughter's General Grievous from Wal-Mart. We just had some hilarious lightsabre fights in her room that involved the battle droid getting his ass handed to him (literally - it detaches) and smack talk - what has two lightsabres and kicks your butt? THIS GUY. Despite the advancements in action-figure technology, I can still feel the gnawed plastic foot of Luke Skywalker on my teeth. Such are the ways of The Force.
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