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In Line for Episode II

Dave_B93 writes: "They're at it already! According to The Force.net, Two Guys have already started lining up for Episode II (To be released May 16, 2002). Updates will be posted at www.SeattleStarWars.com and at their own website www.WaitingForStarWars.com will be up soon."

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  1. Didn't they learn their lesson the last time ?? by Average_Joe_Sixpack · · Score: 5, Funny

    Come on I would have committed suicide after waiting in line 3 months and finally seeing "Phantom Menace"

  2. Wow by ez76 · · Score: 5, Funny

    One day, this will be something they'll tell someone else's grandchildren about.

  3. Let me venture a guess. by Lethyos · · Score: 5, Funny

    I think their girlfriends will keep the site up to date for them.

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  4. Re:The truly sad thing is, though... by alen · · Score: 5, Funny

    And the funniest thing is that me living on the east coast, I'll see it before they do. And I'll get the tickets the same day on the internet.

  5. No creativity whatsoever by jpellino · · Score: 5, Funny

    Hire a battlebot to stand in for you, put a web cam on it, remote it from your cubicle, head over once a day to change fuel, and you can keep your job.

    That spinning one made by the nice amish-hat guys would do nicely, methinks.

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  6. Re:Movie Tickets . com???? by jheinen · · Score: 5, Funny

    Exactly. I saw LotR on opening day at the same theater these guys are camping out at. I bought my tickets a couple of days before via Fandango, showed up at the theater about two hours ahead of time, got great seats, and enjoyed the movie.

    The funny thing is, if these guys are actually waiting to buy tickets, they might not get any. They could sell out on Fandango before the box office ever opens. I know that the first few days LotR was showing everything was sold out well in advance. I can see it now, on opening day the crowd files by them to go watch the movie while they stand outside in the Seattle rain because all the smart people bought their tickets on the internet. 4 1/2 months spent waiting for nothing. I'd pay to see that.

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