Happy Star Wars Day from Baltimore, Md, USA!

Also I am 31, but never plan on stop loving Star Wars or this game! My 3yr old and i are both wearing our SW tshirts today.

Happy Star Wars day from England to you all.

Also Happy Birthday to me 36 Today. Am I getting to old for this?

I am going to be 42 on the 9th, and you are never too old.

May the 4th be with you from Wood River, Illinois. 37 and still loving Star Wars!

Happy Star Wars day from England to you all.

Also Happy Birthday to me 36 Today. Am I getting to old for this?

I am going to be 42 on the 9th, and you

Celebrating star wars day drinking tea from my darth vader mug, can you tell im from the uk aswell!!!!

What did I just watch

CITIZENS!

Your holo-transmitter feed might experience certain disturbances today. These are NOT random static but the work of DANGEROUS insurgents using traitorious Jedi powers to CONTROL your minds. Ignore these insurgents and do not forget that the Empire is your ONLY guarantee for ORDER and SECURITY!

Say NO to May 4th!

If you or a loved one knows the identity of any possible insurgents, it is your DUTY as Imperial citizens to report such dangerous and destructive activity.

"For a safe and secure society."—Our Glorious Emperor Palpatine

Yeah sure happy fourth of july...

After all the stuff fans have been through as of late we get a free "may the fourth be with you" avatar shirt on xbox live. This may 4th is great. yeaaaaaah. @_@

My eighteen day old son got a custom knit Yoda hat for today from his grandma. Pictures were taken... He's never going to prom...

What did I just watch

An episode of Count Duckula where, as a child, I first heard the saying: "May the fourth be with you".

Oh goodness, Count Duckula is really stretching into the past. That's out there with Banana Man and Danger Mouse.

I'm 34, have arthritis and decent medication so I enjoy X-wing and Star Wars Day to the max without any inhibitions!Cheers from the Netherlands!

That settles it - never too old

besides if you have enough seniority, perhaps you also have the rank to order your underlings (kids, wife,....) to move your ships.

Oh goodness, Count Duckula is really stretching into the past. That's out there with Banana Man and Danger Mouse.

I am 31.

So I've seen a lot of things the younglings haven't.

And I have seen Banana Man, Danger Mouse, Ren and Stimpy, all the classics like Daffy Duck, Goofy, Bugs Bunny and there was a time when they showed Happy Days on TV. There was also Sonic the Hedgehog and Mario Brothers cartoons.

I think late twenties to early 30s is probably the mean age for people who okay x wing. It is in my group anyway.

Oh goodness, Count Duckula is really stretching into the past. That's out there with Banana Man and Danger Mouse.

I am 31.

So I've seen a lot of things the younglings haven't.

And I have seen Banana Man, Danger Mouse, Ren and Stimpy, all the classics like Daffy Duck, Goofy, Bugs Bunny and there was a time when they showed Happy Days on TV. There was also Sonic the Hedgehog and Mario Brothers cartoons.

Pffft...

I watched the original episodes of the Goodies (the people behind Bananaman), when they first aired in Australia, The Waltons, Little House on the Prarie, most Looney Tunes, black and white TV (there was no colour), The time of night when TV finished airing for the night, and the Aussie Anthem playing with the flag flapping in the background, when the ABC for the first time played RAGE (Music show) throughout the night (the moment 24hr TV pretty much started in Australia), and much more. Heck, I remember having to get up to change the channel on the TV, then tripping over the cord for the 'remote' as time went on. I even owned a Motorola 'Brick'. LOL.

5 more years, and 1 & 3/4 months to go and I'll be half a century old. Still not quite sure how that happened. I was supposed to live fast die young and leave a good looking corpse. Damnit.

Cheers

Pffft...

I watched the original episodes of the Goodies (the people behind Bananaman), when they first aired in Australia, The Waltons, Little House on the Prarie, most Looney Tunes, black and white TV (there was no colour), The time of night when TV finished airing for the night, and the Aussie Anthem playing with the flag flapping in the background, when the ABC for the first time played RAGE (Music show) throughout the night (the moment 24hr TV pretty much started in Australia), and much more. Heck, I remember having to get up to change the channel on the TV, then tripping over the cord for the 'remote' as time went on. I even owned a Motorola 'Brick'. LOL.

5 more years, and 1 & 3/4 months to go and I'll be half a century old. Still not quite sure how that happened. I was supposed to live fast die young and leave a good looking corpse. Damnit.

Cheers

You're awesomeness knows no bounds!