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I have no idea. I learned about this ~ 5 years ago, I don't even remember where I learned it from.CorSec wrote:When was his number credited or mentioned?YT300000 wrote:And ST-381. IIRC, that was the other stormie.
Wasn't this like....in the credits?YT300000 wrote:I have no idea. I learned about this ~ 5 years ago, I don't even remember where I learned it from.CorSec wrote:When was his number credited or mentioned?YT300000 wrote:And ST-381. IIRC, that was the other stormie.
Maybe, but with my tiny TV and *shudder* VHS player, If I try to pause them so I can read them, all I can see is a whitish blur.PainRack wrote:Wasn't this like....in the credits?
No, it isn't. (Only speaking parts were listed in the credits for ANH.)PainRack wrote:Wasn't this like....in the credits?
George Newmann got Stanley to replace him on Uncle Nutsy's funhouse when he became too depressed to continue. Stanly made his classic "life is like a mop" speech, and a legend was born.SPOOFE wrote:Wait a minute... y'all are calling these folks "dumb" because they didn't know some movie trivia? It's called "trivia" for a reason, folks!
But, how's this... how did Stanley Spadowski become a TV star? Anyone that doesn't know the answer should be given a Village Idiot label.
Let's not go to the deepest recesses of the galaxy and start calling our selves "Kurtz" now...Admiral Johnason wrote:Good God. The horror, the horror.
Someone just scored himself ten SPOOFE points.George Newmann got Stanley to replace him on Uncle Nutsy's funhouse when he became too depressed to continue. Stanly made his classic "life is like a mop" speech, and a legend was born.