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Star Wars Kid, Redux

Posted May 22, 2006 (Updated Dec 4, 2008)

If you're going to videotape your Star Wars fighting skills on a school camera, remember to remove the cassette when you're done. Watch this embarrassingly good video.

(Some context may be necessary.)

12 Comments (Add Yours)

May 22, 2006
10:31 PM  
Adam wrote:

I love it. The same zest as the original, but now with a better GUI and more data-destroying potential.


May 23, 2006
1:11 AM  
jenovus wrote:

Oh, mathowie, you lovable scamp.


May 24, 2006
1:38 PM  
Ryan Parman wrote:

Ahhh-hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah!


May 24, 2006
2:07 PM  
Philipp Lenssen wrote:

Heheheheh


May 24, 2006
8:06 PM  
yezbick wrote:

HA!


Jun 4, 2006
5:33 PM  
Tom wrote:

I thought thishadto do with the SWK getting an iBook.


Jun 17, 2006
4:47 AM  
India wrote:

Haha! Reminds me of the scene from Arrested Development.


Jun 18, 2006
3:31 PM  
Hi wrote:

Ok that is just stupid ok and what is he doing ok this is VEREY VEREY VEREY STUPID!!!!!!!! ok buh-byes and so long


Jun 28, 2006
11:04 PM  
Jessica wrote:

What the hell? Is this an ad for how tough the ibook is, or is this somebody that has kidnapped an ibook and showing it being abused?!?!?!


Jul 21, 2006
4:05 PM  
Joe, AOL Journals Editor wrote:

So, in memory of a fallen former cow-orker, I'm featuring the Waxy.org links blog as one of our top picks this week (not like you need the recognition from me, or anything, but still).

Anyway, Bob (that being his name) really liked the original SW kid video, so I thought that posting a comment to this followup entry was kind of fitting.

Thanks -- Joe


Jan 27, 2007
1:54 PM  
sam wrote:

how is ghyslain?
did u ever find out what he did with the money?
i love him even tho i dont know him, i would love to have a chat with him sometime even though he is 30 something! lol i know i'm strange


Mar 20, 2007
8:38 PM  
Peter wrote:

That guy is a classic.

He should get girlfriend....


 

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