This requires little comment:

http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-1240962,00.html

Comment needed, none there is!

The Farce is strong with this one

Link won't open for me?

Shaun

Dead link here, too.

The force not with you is, then...

Secretive the dark side is, and hard to see mhmmm

( In other words, link didn't work for me either ).

Amused we are not.



Shaun

OH NO MR BILL !!!!
My lightsaber won't work.

mhnmmm,,worked for me it did
But then,,true Jedi I am.
mhnmmmmmmm

According to uncyclopedia tuesday was "talking like Yoda, international day of"

Very Stupid - up for about ten minutes we kept it at work before bored we got

Andy

Dang.

Even I'm not that bad.

Gotta polish up my *Darth* helmet ....OOOOh!! the dark side cometh!!!!
aye
BARV
(GOSMG)

Nice to see that the US isn't the only place inhabited by nut cases.

I just got in, too, and my reply is "What Would Skywalker Do?"

:-) :-) I just managed to get in also.

Did you guys watch the various videos about it?
I'm sure the one with the clown in the chewie suit added a lot of credibility to it at the UN.

Daddy Darth should show up and kick their butts. Hope I indeed!

I wonder if they used one of the Jedi Name Generators? Or this one?

The warning on the 2nd name generator is pretty fitting I guess. :-)

They could have worked a little harder on the wardrobe!

oooops.......


On the wardrobe, a little harder, they could have worked.....!

:-) :-) :-)

The statistic about almost 400,000 people putting their religion down as Jedi in the census doesn't actually surprise me... The last census I took part in (in the 1980s) had many possibilities for bizarre comments and even stranger information. We British are, like our American counterparts, deeply suspicious of government interference and do tend to take 'mild revenge' whenever the oppportunity presents itself.

In my last 'contribution' to the British census (whose tradition goes back to the 11th century) the section on 'what means of transport do you use to get to work?' I managed to come up with around 20 possibilities including Teleportation, submarine and oxen cart. I also managed to register a family pet as 'Siegfried LeChat'. Unfortunately for the census-takers, too many of those respondees had also been fans of Monty Python as well - with predictable results....

Too funny...ashame my light sabre is down..had to swap the batteries out of it for my daughters tickle me elmo...

Well, if I recall correctly, some years ago, there were some people who wanted the UN to recognise Klingon as an official language, so, this isn't all that much different.

If happy it makes them, then go ahead they should.

More people in the UK speak Kligon than speak Cornish - go figure!!

What, they are not the same then?..

:-)

No they are not the same - cornish is much harder to learn! :-) :-) :-)