Jar Jar Binks Makes Iconic Historical Paintings Bombad
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Nothing softens dislike to like more than a few decades going by. When
The Phantom Menace came out back in 1999, poor Jar Jar Binks was the object of everyone’s anger. But now, the goofy Gungan is a reminder to a lot of
Star Wars fans of a simpler time.
Via
Geeks Are Sexy, we’ve discovered a hilarious tribute to the one and only JarJar, from Instagram artist Scadarts. Their account posts all kinds of
Star Wars inspired art, and recently they’ve been doing a special Jar Jar series. One where Mr. Binks (or “Darth Binks the Bombad”) works his way into famous works of art from history.
Originally published on January 4, 2021 2:15 pm
Learning isn’t easy for students or parents during a pandemic, with classrooms closed and lessons delivered remotely.
It’s not easy for teachers, either. In front of a computer screen instead of a classroom, they work to keep their often distracted students engaged, but not overwhelmed. They miss the interaction in-person schooling affords – the chance to help with emotional issues or simply to give and receive a reassuring hug.
And many teachers are parents themselves, teaching their students while also supervising their own children’s learning. It’s a lot.
We talked with four Akron Public Schools teachers about how they’re adapting to a year of massive change.
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I actually think Fatherâs Day is a more fitting holiday to seek
The Mandalorian gifts for, given Mandoâs (Pedro Pascal) role as a surrogate parent to âThe Child.â Of course, âBaby Yodaâ is probably destined to remain the adorable force-wielderâs most popular title despite learning his true name is Grogu in Season 2 of the
Nonetheless, Fatherâs Day is far behind us and we are already Sarlac Pit-deep into the season of Christmas, Hanukkah, Life Day (for those who have seen the infamous
The Mandalorian Season 2 Finale Made Kevin Smith Cry
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We all know Kevin Smith loves everything from Marvel to Star Wars, and he isn t afraid to show his emotions. We love when the director takes to social media to show off his tears, which he did this morning after watching the season two finale of Way too early to bawl my eyes out but holy Sith, that @themandalorian season finale was like watching my life flash before my eyes! @Jon Favreau has the biggest balls in the business with that incredible third act flex! Easily the most positively surprising moment of 2020 for me, Smith wrote. You can view the tweet, which includes a photo of Smith s tears, below:
I Promise teacher Melissa Beitko and intervention specialist Kelsey Kent are online with their 4th grade students.
Learning isn’t easy for students or parents during a pandemic, with classrooms closed and lessons delivered remotely.
It’s not easy for teachers, either. In front of a computer screen instead of a classroom, they work to keep their often distracted students engaged, but not overwhelmed. They miss the interaction in-person schooling affords – the chance to help with emotional issues or simply to give and receive a reassuring hug.
And many teachers are parents themselves, teaching their students while also supervising their own children’s learning. It’s a lot.