Topic: Where is the Fett in your life?

Everyone i see is weary mandorian armor

I have a room full of nothing but Fett (books, collectables, figs, life size stand ups, etc, etc,), I had large Fett helmet decals on each side of my Camero (which is known as the Fett-mobile LOL) but they need replaced since the new paint job, I have pics of him in the office at work, I write lots of Mando fiction that is based on Fett, friends actually call me "Fettish"...  :)

The old man picked up some decals for my civic, a.k.a. Happy. Then, the four story elm in the back yard dropped a branch on my ride, and now, with the new paint job, I must wait an agonizing 80 days before I can apply my car tattoos. Cruel fate...

In the mean time, I hung an Open sign over the door to my office: It features a fierce Boba Fett, blast rife aimed and ready. It's not exactly welcoming, but hey, I guess that's as warm and fuzzy as our Fett gets.

I've got a life sized stand up cardboard Fett whitch is destined for the office at my salon/day spa.  Gonna deck him out beauty shop style...  LOL!!! 

Poor, poor Fett...  What he puts up with for us ladies...  :P

I have a poster of Boba above my bed creepy huh

You guys sure are hardcore Fett fans, the only Fett things I have are a few pictures of me and Bobba at a Star Wars con next to my pope J. Paul postcard. lol

Say Fettish, where did you get your life-sized stand up Fett?

New Question: Where Isn't The Fett In Your Life?
Answer: "That's impossible, even for a computer!"

ive got my bed room with boba fett collectibles, star wars posters, boba fett life size stand ups my desktop on my computer is boba and my mouse coursor.

Finally, Boba Fett mini has come into my life. The old man purchased him for Valentines day. Devil take your diamonds, Fett's far more valuable to me!

I have him tattooed on my arm :) He will be with me forever!!

He is in my sons room (the toy I made for him is in his bed) and as soon as I have made the collage then he will be behind my computer :)

Got a picture? your avatar is too small to see it.

Yeah, actually you can check it out on my myspace. If you go to the main page here, scroll down to the bottom to iconography and then click it. It will lead you to a small pic and a link to my myspace where you can check out the FETTS and Star Wars tats.

I love Boba Fett but if you look at me, you wouldn't think so. I think there is a Fett fan in everyone, they just haven't but the time into finding him.

I find that when life presents a problem to me I think "What would Boba do?" plus if any body offers you drugs just say to yourself if Boba doenst condone the spice why should I?

all i have are a few statues, some books and a collectors helmet.

I am finally getting closer to something approaching life sized. For our 14th wedding aniversary the old man scored me this Fett statue - Its almost 2 feet tall. I asked him for next year can it be taller, and alive?????

thats....interesting

But Boba also condones killing (under certain conditions). Should you kill someone.

I thought it was ok to kill somone under the right conditions

I am a professional Warrior, a United States Marine.  I've been a Star Wars Fan as long as I can remember, and the Manalorians are the most fearsome and honorable warriors in the Star Wars Universe.  Fett is the subject of three of five home tabs when I boot up internet explorer, my newest cosplay obsession (making my armor over the winter), and the subject f my next tattoo (Well, the Mythosaur skull).

Hoorah Mandalore!

Fett is here at my office on the wall.  I keep my old and new figures behind me on the wall so that when I want to take a mental break...I can turn around and imagine being there watching all the on-screen fighting.

I have 2 statues of him.  One is the Die cast, and the other is a rotating plastic statue from about 8 or 9 years ago that I keep in my office at home along with all my other SW toys.  It's been a partial inspiration for the Beskar'gam I wear for my own mandalorian costume character.  He's also contributed to helping inspire our club over at Mandalorian Mercs, because without the Fett(s) there would be no Mandalorians or interest in them. 

Lets not forget the man behind the mask also.  Mr. Bulloch himself has been inspiring in his love for the character and love for the fans.

Jeremy Bulloch posing with Mercs members at AdventureCon.

For me mosly a BF collector. Lately anything with the mandalorian symbol on it.. I have the shirt and thanks to E-Bay, i have a nice watch,necklace,ring,wallet and hat. Next is the patch and sunglasses. That should do it for my collection. Of course i had to get a tattoo of it. Go to Myspace/Kendlestone to see my fett pics and others. Other than that i've collected all kinds of Fett stuff and Slave I to. wheres he in my life? For some reason i've gotten a lot braver since i've gotten my tat. I'm a wus when it comes to  certain things like dealing with A**holes where i live. It gives me bravery,like him. Deal with any uknown problem(s). That or just tired of peoples crap and not care. :-)

in every dream i have...

(NOT!!!!!)

BFFC duh!

i wish he was in three places he's not:

1. on my wall in the form of a rockin'-awesome framed poster.
2. on my shelf in the form of a rockin'-awesome 12-inch action figure.
3. reality...

*sigh...*

....Snuggle buddy when I go to bed : 3

I loves my figure of him >w< I gots him with me now at school : D He's laying on the desk....I fink he's asleep o3o;

I'm carrying him around in my jacket thats tied around my waist xD And whenever someone points him out, I quickly pull him out and cling to him and pout like a little child claming, "My Boba Fett dolly." xDD I'm quite sure he hates that >___>;

My snuggling made his wookie braids fall apart and his little antenna thingy fall off : [[[

But he's still my special Buddy : D

Hiding from me.....

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up for me as well...in the meantime, I guess I'll hafta settle for his existance in my imagination, the SW movies, some books of him, this awesome website, or anywhere else where his presence can be remotely found.  :)

Fett sits on my desk at work, he adornes my home in many places, and I painted my pseudo-custom armor to match his.

=)

Ok, Boba is no longer hiding. He is now locked in a room near the engine room, under quard by two seargents of the Fifth Company, armed with plasma guns and heavy flamers. He is currently under investigation by Inquistor Lord Kradus Mentheilos for Heresy aginst the God-Emporer of Mankind, and stands for execution for said Heresy

(Jk, saddly i dont own a space craft crewed by Spacemarines.
BTW: WOOT 40K)

I take it you like Warhammer a bit, eh?  ;)
If Fett is in such a prediction, then how is that any better than being in hiding? :P

yes, yes i do, but i havent fought a single battle :(and you mean predicament right?

Yeah sorry, I blanked out, and didn't pay attention to what I was typing...I think I subconsciously typed out the first word that made sense with the letters I was using.  Okay, yeah, I made a big spelling mistake :P

Boba Fett is chillin on Mandalore, helmet off, laid back in his durasteel patio lawnchair watching the little Mando boys play little Mando war games. The sun is setting and he's content to reminisce on his long, prestigious career as the galaxy's baddest sheb of all.

Buy'ce in his lap, he absentmindedly dusts it off, while sipping his Corellian whiskey, and thinks , "Yes, yes I am the galaxy's baddest man. Fierfek, no one else has done what I've done. I fought Darth Vader to a standstill, I took out the entire Bounty Hunter's Guild, and I roundhouse kicked the Yuzhan Vong dead in their ugly, tattooed faces. Not to mention laughed at death straight in it's face, countless times. Not bad. Not bad at all." He raises his glass towards the sunset, "Here's to you dad."

Absolutely beautiful text

Nice, I enjoyed that little snippet as well virulent_messiah!

I have a Boba Fett hoodie that I practically LIVE in, so Fett is with me everyday (when it's cold out, ha!). Nothing makes me happier than when a random person yells out "Hey, cool sweatshirt!" and then I get to say (all smiles "Thanks! You like Boba Fett too??" LOL, I'm such a dork.

I really am tempted to get the nice Boba doll from Japan... and the lil' Boba Flash drive (freakin' adorable) ...so much money though. D:

He's in my mobile phone!!!!!!! ))))

Well, I kind of answered this in another topic "what he means to you" I think it was called. Fett is in my life as a constant reminder to not follow the trends and dont do things just because others are doing them. Always be yourself and do what you think is right. Be firm and just, be smart but strong. But always always be yourself.

Other than that he is on my keychain, shelf, walls, tattooed on my arm.

No youre not the only nut job, my personality kind of is like how his is depicted because my attitude is kind of cold and i live with my own set of moral codes. the only difference maybe is that i tend to joke around when i do. i admire that guy, if i can't live a life just like him and become that feared image in every scumbag's nightmares then i can live through him haha. wouldnt mind a guy like him either but who knows.

there was something else important i was going to say but oh well. Oh, and my pockets are being emptied out collecting boba fett stuff =)

Another touch of Fett in my life is at Target where I work they are selling Boba Fett Boggle heads.

lol--loving it. not something i'd see fett doing, but still, pretty freakin awesome. And his honoring of his father is particulary apt.

Actually Boba Fett is moren in my life than he ever was before. As I've said before I see Boba Fett as a side of my concience. Whenever I get into a confrontation or close to fighting or cursing at somebody, Boba Fett and 2Pac pop out. One one side, I see 2Pac screaming and telling me to kick this guys tail into next week!!!! But on Boba's side, I hear "The one who angers you, controls you...." ina cold mono-tone voice. The 2Pac side is obnoxious and ready to do anything off the edge and blow the entire world away........but Boba's side is more of, If you dont bother me theres no problem......and he's more of the silent but deadly side. As I said before........:P........it is extreemly complicated, but Boba comes out a little more than 2Pac does nowadays. ;)

TW

I need to hold that thought True Warrior, every now and then people who have angered me have popped into my mind. This sound like the perfect medicine for this.

For fear of stirring the hornet's nest with you Draco, but I need to point out that hiring another to help you out is not cowardly, but "outsourcing" and smart.  Why close the distance with your enemy when someone else assumes all the risk and you reap a good majority of the benefits?

As far as the rocket thing, I say that is smart.  "Someone worth shooting once is worth shooting a bunch" was a saying we had in IRAQ, and using rockets is in line with tthat thought.  Were they running away as in fleeing the battlefield for good, or were they more apt to retreat temporarily, regroup, reorganize and then reattack or were they seeking high ground to press the advantage?

We will never know as Jango silenced the question as they will be doing none of those, thus increasing his odds of mission accomplishment and eliminating the chance of being killed by a "lucky shot".

Besides, unless you are in a Jon Woo film, people can't shoot that great with a pistol at anything more than 25 meters, and hitting a moving target, forget about it.  Not impossible, but not likely.  The rocket is an area weapon and is almost assured a lethal hit.

Our military's elite units have become fond of dropping smart bombs dropped in pairs as opposed to getting into a gun fight, even with our superior training and technology.

Finally, if you are in a fair fight you should rethink your tactics.

Hooah.

Also, a point i think you missed. Its better to have a sure kill then just a possible kill, a shot to the back isnt guaranteed to kill you quickly, or even incapacitate you.

That post must have been made a long time ago, and I agree with you on the first part.

But about the rockets, even if he couldn't use his blasters, one rocket would have worked fine.

With that 1 post, you have made more of an argument than anyone else in countless others.

And AA, the blast from the explosion was much more than necessary. One would have worked.

Maybe one would have worked, but two would for sure.  It is actually called "bracketing" and we do it with mortar and artillery strikes, you shoot where they were and will you think they will be.  It increases your odds of a kill, increases, not gurantees as there are none. 

I like to post, and tactics are where I am strong at, that and candy consumption.

That is a very good plan, but he shot both in the same spot.

Candy is always good.