| Early 2000 The Furry Friend |
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| His name was Chewbacca. And without him, there would be no TLGA. Well... actually with him there would be no TLGA. You see, he's dead. And because he is dead I am here today, at my computer, updating my two-year-old website at the last minute. |
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| It all started when I read in my newly subscribed issue of Star Wars Insider, that Chewbacca had perished on the planet Sernpidal, crushed by a moon. Back then I was new to Star Wars fandom and Chewbacca had obviously become my favorite character. And when I read that he was dead� I. Was. Heartbroken. I thought: No way! I am not going to read Vector Prime! So I did. And I loved it. And I set out on a quest to honor the death of Chewbacca. |
| What better place than the Internet?� Probably a bowling alley. But I chose the Internet, nonetheless! And wow, look! This homestead thingy makes making a website so easy! Furry Friend�s Memory to Lost Heroes became my new hobby. I dived deeper into the world of the dead and honored even more fallen characters. I even created a mirror site made by Fury Fiend, honoring the fallen bad guys of Star Wars. Ah, it was great. It was fun. I got bored. So, with nothing to do, I helped my friend, Military Genius, start his own site� |
| (Heh, 3-year old, now) |