Well I offered $20 bucks for it and got this response... "$20 dollars for the most rare item produced?"

Oooooo that must me it's more rare than a Vintage Rocket Firing Fett be right back I gotta go waste 200 bucks on a shirt. 

There probably are more Rocket Fetts than these T-shirts.  They produced more Fett protos than just about any other Vintage proto because of all the various stages is went through before they eliminated the rocket.  But just because something is rare doesn't make it valuable.

Do you feel the same way about Abbot and Costello doing WW2 flicks during that war?  Or Looney Tunes doing the same?  Captain America comics fighting the Nazis?  The recent FX series "Over There?"  Mass media has always covered and replayed current and recent tragedies and wars.

There was a LEGO.com when you were in second grade??!!  What are you, 11 years old?   

There was barely even a USENET when I was in second grade.

I saw The Descent, and was really underwhelmed.  I saw it based on the glowing reviews, and it really didn't hold up.  They were talking about "haunting images," but I didn't see anything slightly memorable.  They talked about the great monsters, but they were actually pretty laughable.  I was expecting gore like Saw, but it turned out to be really tame.  And they talked about these 6 unbelievably hot women on a caving trip, but to my tastes there was really only one attractive one in the lot.  It was $8 wasted.

It had me chuckling.

The Season Premier of the Simpsons??  That's not until September 10.

That sign is hilarious.  Reminds me of the first time I saw Grease.

Opposed.  I already have plenty of plastic women on my Star Wars toy shelves.  And those "bikinis" are very unflattering.