Most annoying: armor with hoods that cannot be toggled, especially since they magically poof away any hair. If I wanted my pureblood Sith Inquisitor to be bald, I wouldn't have given her hair.

My Jedi Guardian's thankfully low enough to not have a hood yet, but my Sith Inquisitor just picked up an awesome armor that has a hood, and my gods, she looks so bald now. I don't have a problem with my character looking bald — if that's what I had intended. But I gave her hair, so it's rather frustrating. Comparison: Bald Not Bald

Don't get me wrong! Despite my gruff exterior, I would never harm a fly... unless that fly were brandishing a particularly sharp weapon with intent to stab me. In that case, I would have to exercise my right to protect myself against boorish ruffians such as said fly.

As a brazen, brash and smug woman, I can safely say that I rarely shave my armpits. Bask in my free-spirited glory!

Swoah-torr. And I roll the R. Swoah-torrrr.

Why do people lump "hairy" in with ugly nowadays? I personally like my men hairy, and I find it weird that our culture's evolved into some kind of hairless mole rat aficionado club. Hairy men are awesome! All that beard and chest hair to run my fingers through—just thinking about it really jostles my apocrine glands, if you know what I mean.

I have no idea, good sir. I know there's a thread subscription doohickey as is the norm with forums like these, but I'm not sure about specific replies.

I must inquire: do you guys ever talk about the fragile body of Gaius frakking Baltar?

Being tall is fantastic, especially if one of your parents is shorter than you. I lean on my dad all the time. He doesn't mind, though. My dad's pretty chill. And I'm glad you appreciated my ovarific joke!

Eighteen; female; Santa Monica, California, USA reporting for duty. Natural-born acting talent is like a prerequisite to being born in California, you know.

I'm two years older than you, and likewise of the ovarian gender. 5'11", 135 lbs. :smug:

Perhaps the bomb would've been spotted and destroyed by the Death Star's defenses before it even managed to reach the Death Star itself?

In-universe, he was mauled by a wampa at the beginning of V. In reality, Mark Hamill was in a car accident.

The mantra of the Jedi, much like the laws of "first world" countries, is quickly and conveniently forgotten in the case of celebrities.

Why would you do such a thing? The bump, I mean. The hell, seriously?