Exactly. This is why who ever made that image had no idea what they were referencing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Day

You seem to forget. I was alive when Star Trek and Star Wars, first came out, which happened on May 25th 1977...NOT on the fourth. But what can ya expect from Canadians.

Did you just choose to read why that specific date was chosen?

Here let me copy paste it again:

All true Star wars fans know t5he correct date.

May 25, 1977

I'm disappointed in you.

This has nothing to do with the date the films were initially released. Maybe you are confusing the term birthday for holiday or something.

The date chosen was to satisfy the pun, not because it was the initial release date. That's the entire point of the pun, to make it seem like you're saying "may the force be with you".

Which is why the initial image didn't make sense because this pun/date combination was directed towards star wars and not star trek.

Edit:: the only real excuse that person who made the image had for doing this was to be ironic.

This post was edited by AbDuCt on Jul 4 2016 07:42pm

Exactly why I chose it for the 4th of July.

It obviously has nothing whatsoever to do with Star Wars.


/e See, here's the deal with puns. You can't see what could be a pun, then just change history to make it work.
A true pun only happens when you don't have to adjust reality to make it work.


/ee



The bolded part, is what I have issue with.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jul 4 2016 08:00pm

photo was taken 1914 but u said 1912, wat

The title said 1912. ??