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RE: OT: Star Wars Thread [Warning: Spoilers]
(02-23-2016 07:58 AM)MonGNARch Wrote:  I may be alone here guys, but did anyone else watch TFA and not care when "TR-8R" (or FN-2199) came out to fight Finn? I remember seeing him whip out his electric spinny baton like thing during one of the teasers but it didn't have any sort of affect on me when I watched the movie unlike the Internet did... A friend of mine send me a TR-8R meme after he watched it and I didn't understand it at all until I went on Twitter and Facebook and it was everywhere. Maybe I just missed the boat? The Internet is an interesting place lol

I think a lot of people (myself included) were just really excited to see a stormtrooper finally stand up to a lightsaber user/force user. The simple dialog and trendy spin move were meme-ready from the start.
02-23-2016 11:54 PM
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