Also, I notice that in at least the original trilogy that about the only time any 'colorful' words are used is when Han says, 'Then I'll see you in hell,' in The Empire Strikes back.

Is there any solid evidence to back this up, or is it made up? Were the Sith, in Lucas' original script and during original shooting, called 'The Damned?' I find it hard to believe that he'd find the need to go through all the expense for looping over one band that was not known or barely known in the U.S. I thought about popping in the original Star Wars (Yes, I'm old enough to still call the original film by its true name) Blu-ray and look for instances and see if there's any indication of looping or if the lips form 'damned' instead of 'Sith,' but that kind of thing is incredibly hard for me to detect. I found several places that made the same claim, almost word-for-word the same, but I never found a site with something solid to back this up. Rogue Company operates between the lines and on. In any case, one of the troopers has been contaminated by a. Save the day: Rogue Company is a vigilante force, going where governments can’t, to do what needs to be done. Ahsoka, Barris and Tango Company board an inventory ship to a station close Ord Cestus. I saw this image recently on a social media site: Rogue Company is a free-to-play online multiplayer third person shooter where you, the player, take control of a Rogue and engage in objective-based game modes across various maps.

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