Loosen up
From Star Wars:
Pilot A:It's no good. I can't maneuver.
Pilot B:Stay on target.
Pilot A:We're too close.
Pilot B:Stay on target.
Pilot A:Loosen up!
Pilot B:Gold Five to Red Leader, lost Tiree, lost Dutch.
What does "Loosen up" mean here?
Top answer
Taka What does "Loosen up" mean here? I can't tell. It's the last words of a fictional outer-space fighter pilot a second before Vader blasts him.
- Taka What does "Loosen up" mean here?
- I can't tell.
- It's the last words of a fictional outer-space fighter pilot a second before Vader blasts him.
- I think we'll never know.
- I guess we are supposed to imagine it meant something to whoever he was talking to, maybe pilot jargon for a maneuver.
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TakaWhat does "Loosen up" mean here?
I can't tell. It's the last words of a fictional outer-space fighter pilot a second before Vader blasts him. I think we'll never know. I guess we are supposed to imagine it meant something to whoever he was talking to, maybe pilot jargon for a maneuver. The words "loosen up" generally mean things that don't immedaitely s
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