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Ever since the COVID-19 Lockdown began, and later kick out of College for “raising my voice.” I’ve been stuck at home suffering from SLOTH, going to WorkForce, programs and centres, awaiting for the adequate job for ME, but the wait has been enduring, that it slowly driving me MAD. 😭

Man the opening for the thrawn book chapters are so good

Challenge review, try a bottle of wild Turkey 101 🦃

so its a fanfic, not quotes from thawn

As a clone trooper I gotta say, you and I got a lot in common Grand Admiral, you wanna come to the clone bash tonight? It’ll be fun. We have Twileks!

Thrawn is one of the more unique and interesting villains in SW lore, thank god they got Lars Mikkelsen to play him, his voice perfectly encapsulates the eeriness and mystery of the character

War is not a game

Seriously, where'd this audio come from?

Where's the source of this audio?

Where does this quote come from?

Hey this doesn't imply that Jabba and Leia...well.. you know 🤢🤮😫💉💊

This is Thrawn's ideal VA

This is probably the best one since this is something Thrawn actually studied deeply with his enemies. In fact, he did so good at knowing the cultures of his enemies, he basically gained the potential to predict how his opponents will move.

Someone please help me out What's that mask they keep showing him holding? I would like to know more about it

Who came up with the wisdom behind these words, so much experience

What is the source, book or movie where Thrawn says this? Or is it made? Just curious. But at the end of the day it does not matter it goes deep... and fantastic job who ever wrote this.

Think about his backstory: he's from a society that's functionally collectivist and largely kind of atheistic; so he'd be familiar with the spiking up of such things as sex-crimes- now he runs into a society with, for better or worse, has a kind of "spiritual molecular backbone" in its formation, even a deeply malformed one- and he would have enough experience as a man to know how this kind of thing could go bad. Plus his colleague, Anakin, was himself something of a lovesick fool in some ways- he'd have observed how that impacted Anakin/Vader's workplace capacity to do his job- he'd comprehend therefore some of the formation. It even is logical that he'd have kind of stumbled on Jewish/Christian beliefs in passing- and in *his* case, the single thing that'd stand out most for necessity is the formation of manhood to do one's job- even if he has NO interest in the Being at all, the treatment of colleagues *would* impact this guy as an objective goal.

Can someone name the soundtrack, please?

Is this from the Thrawn audio book?

The Jedi understand what anger is, the application of it, and where it should be. Being a Jedi is more about emotional balance & intelligence. Many people will take it as emotional neglect, because it's not as addictive as feeding the emotion, however. Anyone got any ideas on how could we correct this misconception going forward?

I have been working on night shifts for two years now, and I have always used that time to better myself as well as perform my expected duties. However, I have had a coworker for 9 months who has been sleeping on the job. Every time I reported it, I was ignored. Now, a new boss has arrived. The tables have turned. Tonight is satisfying, knowing that this could be her last day.

I also like how we see this with Pellaeon in the mandalorian. While the other admirals and moffs sided with Gideon, he still held out hope and loyalty to Thrawn. He was Thrawn's one true friend, and it shows.

Ha embrace the sensation and glory of lust, desire and indulgence. Praise Slaanesh and gaze upon my beauty as you contemplate the dull greyness of your pathetic lives lol

It's funny how this philosophy saved him from being assassinated.

Can you make a video where Thrawn explains strengths and weaknesses? Thank you in advance

Like all powers - its not an enemy, just one to channel in proper ways. Its energy can power relationships and personal development - but also destroy it. Is this an original Thrawn quote?

The most dangerous sin in my opinion, it latches onto our natural drive to procreate making it a lifelong enemy few learn to truly defeat.

This lesson is one i keep close to heart

Which book is this one from? Is this from Legend's Thrawn? The voice sounds very different.

What book / audiobook are these from? Please

Well you can’t expect to use technology if you aren’t physically capable of utilising them

For some reason this video motivated me to continue working out

What I wouldn’t do to have Thrawn’s voice actor narrate the Prince

He's spot-on right: addiction = slavery, simple as that.

Now about his familiarity with the misbegotten beliefs of *wizards*: these vices really would be present in them: the reason why is that their *owners* really are after their humiliation; oddly enough, humbling yourself often does have the effect of a type of truly perverse union with Hell- as defined by the apostles of the Guy Who's ideas by this Thrawn's applying to work with.

I can see him reading the ideas in Christianity in man's formation; in *that venture* he and I are coworkers by having in this concept signed the same exact job application- a far more truthful conversion or baptism of desire than anything else- as it is by signing that job application that man does that to himself; willingly and knowingly forever rejecting what's antimoral. The point I'm making is that some old-era "apostolic father" is said to have written that what's lust in the lower-men is in fact the same quality showing up in seeking to conquer vast areas in the more spiritually-minded and more egomaniacial of men- oddly enough; the *best* solution is to use these perverse "native ethnic groups" against eachother; while ensuring that your own virtues- as accurately defined- will always come out the dominant elements in the end. This quality he's condemning in this journal entry really is one of the most vile, beastial, and disgusting of all!

*That* is a horrible shirking of one's duty; and is really prone to going AWOL, to the point of standing before an execution squad!

He would be a most *marvelous* asset in the pursuit of what proper conduct and values really is: given his warning to be extremely warry of the soldier's temptation: to be too happy when your foe makes a stand.

This guy's astoundingly accurate and factual for a nonexistent man in the real world about this kind of thing! Military life is seen as glamorous and glorious adventure but in reality that's a complete and utter delusion, and new recruits are soon dispossessed of that misbegotten notion; campaign is nearly uninterrupted tedum to dull the brain into a coma and periodically intersperced with sheer unadulterated terror to chill the blood and freeze the bones in fright!

It is long periods of nigh-unbearable tedium interspersed with brief periods of sheer unadulterated terror- simple description of the military life.

Is it true that Legends Thrawn took on 30-50 Jedi using a kitchen knife made of mandalorian steel?

Well done here

This is true even in history. In the Texas war for independence, the last battle in San Jacinto was won specifically because Antonio de Lopez de Santa Anna was distracted by a prostitute, thus unable to see the ambush coming. He eventually ran like a coward and tried to hide as a private when captured. But when his soldiers shouted, “El Presidente!” The Texans knew they had him. Santa Anna was known for being a womanizer, and allegedly had a harem in Mexico City.

When this was actually Thrawn quotes... I was interested. Now it just feels so hollow.