Current Mood: That One 501st Trooper Thats Just Floating In The Backgroud, Probably Has Music On In His

Current mood: that one 501st trooper that’s just floating in the backgroud, probably has music on in his helmet radio

sometimes when the 501st/212th have downtime they turn down the artifical gravity on the ship for funsies. yes this is canon actually mr filoni told me himself

I have discovered pre-bleach Rex in the book Star Wars Force And Destiny: Rise of the Separatists-

love him

literally like ?????

u ever see a post that’s like “it’s so romantic when they do [insert something that’s literally the bare minimum of neutral-to-positive human interaction]” and u just wanna sit down and cry? yeah.

no cause i love "Tourist guide" so much, i can basically hear a clone saying "no, no, let the Tourist guide *here* guide us, surely he knows the way" with a smug grin while looking at an obviously lost clone who keeps saying that he "knows *all* about the coruscant night life" but can't find the club.

Clone Lang Colloquialisms

Trying to come up with actual language vocab seems a bit counterintuitive considering my own headcanon that it’s a constantly changing constructed language that varies literally all of the time, so here’s a list of colloqiualisms or “slangs” (although I debate that term) that I came up with because I don’t want to write my paper:

changing boots - to defect/become a traitor and specifically join the separatists. you’d say “Slick changed boots”, as an example.

threw (their) boots or took his boots off - depending on the context, either deserted or dead

sip - to drink (alcohol), i.e. “do you want to get a sip?” (do you want to go to a bar/go drinking) or “he sipped” (he’s drunk)

jumpers or bouncers - AT-RT pilots

spinning on (their) bucket or bucket spinning -  (along with other variations) aka Battle Giggles, when anyone is so worn down from fatigue and spent adrenaline that they laugh uncontrollably hard at something that isn’t that funny. Everyone goes through it at some point.

“It’s soup” - a play on “It’s SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)”

broke/flipped (their) codpiece/belt - it’s a bit on the nose but refers to sexual relations, i.e. “he flipped his belt under the bar at 79s” (the broke here isn’t understood to be violent/painful but more like being so hasty/excited that one breaks it)

skipper - a newer term specifically for perky shinies for their tendency to hastily walk (or “skip”) to receive and perform their orders

fucked up how colors look different depending on what screen you’re looking at them on. that should be illegal I think