Makes a change from spitting in the soup, I guess!
I was thinking it was part of Dr Raven Sable’s business.
I recently saw the Man from Uncle, Napoleon Solo! (hopefully I saved that video - must go check! 
) and not too long ago Lister from Red Dwarf! 
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However only yesterday, I sensed a disturbance in the force!...
I posted about it in the following thread, but the Sith are powerful and it's so far shrouded in darkness!
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"Help me, Obi Wan Ken-forumi, you are my only hope!"
) and not too long ago Lister from Red Dwarf! .However only yesterday, I sensed a disturbance in the force!...
I posted about it in the following thread, but the Sith are powerful and it's so far shrouded in darkness!
I feel a disturbance in the force...
It seems that Red Leader, became a "bus driver" after the Rebels defeated the Empire! 😯😀🤘. Source: https://youtu.be/1TeETorO54M?si=ooHHQN2eQUpEq_24 I guess it's a living, though I'm sure there are plenty more exciting jobs for ex squadron leader, in the Star Wars Universe and in Elite's...
"Help me, Obi Wan Ken-forumi, you are my only hope!"
Hmm, how time flies!
It seems Napoleon and Lister, weren't too recent at all, both about five years ago! ...
Source: https://youtu.be/cA9L_QkkHFg?si=wNtPhTkiuNAJLSsh
(Be sure to read the description, so the video title makes sense!.)
While here's that certain smeghead!.
Source: https://youtu.be/e-83hOHECeg?si=Bfh5PwDg-Z8jXSde
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It seems Napoleon and Lister, weren't too recent at all, both about five years ago!
...(Be sure to read the description, so the video title makes sense!
.)While here's that certain smeghead!
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Yesss...I get the feeling a few kids or entirely families got crammed into those NPC names. 
As a Finn, seeing any Finnish name makes me laugh as I fall straight into the uncanny valley. Mika Peltola attacking me in the asteroid field almost cost me my keyboard.
I'll get you yet, Mika Peltola!
(I sometimes wonder if this effect is recognized by natives of other languages as well, in their language.)
I'll get you yet, Mika Peltola!
(I sometimes wonder if this effect is recognized by natives of other languages as well, in their language.)
There was something similar when the science fiction television series "Space 1999" had an episode entitled "The Rules of Luton" - hilarious to pretty much any Englishman at the time (1970s). Apparently the writer (Fred Freiberger) was not familiar with English place names, saw it on a road sign and thought it sounded suitably exotic and obscure.As a Finn, seeing any Finnish name makes me laugh as I fall straight into the uncanny valley. Mika Peltola attacking me in the asteroid field almost cost me my keyboard.
I'll get you yet, Mika Peltola!
(I sometimes wonder if this effect is recognized by natives of other languages as well, in their language.)
Revolver Ocelot, but harder.
