Comfy Café #5

friend recommended me as well to watch the cartoons but I just can't make myself watch it xd

 

At least watch the 2003 Clone Wars, which is just 2 hours in total. It was made by Genndy Tartakovsky, the guy who made Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack. It might be Legends continuity and over the top in places but it's ******* amazing.

 

So I can't sleep baby.

Also I wish my accent wasn't so stiff with a lot of regular terms...
(Gets a different accent later) : /

 

I can't

 

Dooku never ceases to be entertaining, love watching him fight too. Definitely one of the best, I'd say tied with Maul vs Vizla and Anakin vs Bariss.

 

Eh? Why not? Why the sad emoticon?

Don't forget Sidious vs Maul & Savage.

 

can't get into it xd

 

...
It's just two hours.

 

long 2 hours don't be mad at me darth upsurge

 

the last of us.

 

masterpiece

 

Alwaysss

Cant fking wait for the new part T__T

 

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same