
Here’s a fun fact for you. The original title of the Ewok-infested “Return of the Jedi” was actually “Revenge of the Jedi,” but just a few weeks before the movie was to be released, George Lucas changed the name. The reason? He didn’t feel revenge was a Jedi concept.
Well, apparently Jedi OKC member Ryan McKinley is either a really bad Jedi Knight or the club’s equivalent of Chancellor Palpatine, because revenge is what he seeks. Check out the real email he sent to our loyal advertisers in response to our Jedi OKC Meeting Minutes post:
My name is Ryan, and I live in Edmond. In Oct. 2009, one of your advertising outlets, “The Lost Ogle”, posted a cruel article about a local community service group. The group, JediOKC, uses Star Wars to reach out to the community, raise money for Integris Childrens Hospital and the MDA. When our members attempted to clarify our club’s purpose in letter form Patrick from The Lost Ogle put up a new article on Aug. 31, 2010, further speaking meanly and profanely about our organization and its members. I could only guess as to his motives, so I will not speculate.
However, the posts by “The Lost Ogle” blog seems to be establishing a practice of using their public forum to vent personal vendettas, and they are using your money to do so. I know that the blog is meant to be a satire/humor site, but with the cruelty of their recent posts, I felt you should be made aware of this fact as you spend precious profits supporting this blog. I know that you are not personally responsible for the content of the site, but I feel that you have a decision to make about what sort of venues <TLO Advertiser> wishes to fund.
Yours,
Ryan McKinley
Edmond, OK
Wow. I’d like to thank our advertisers for sharing their “precious profits” with us and standing by us during this “controversy.” Because of your support, we at The Lost Ogle are filthy rich. In fact, Clark Matthews just bought a lake house on Endor and I purchased the Mos Eisley Cantina. We appreciate your support.
Since that’s out of the way, and to make it so that no one else has to guess or speculate about my sinister motives, let’s now address that email.





















