OLD SKOOL WHEELMAN

I know its vague but I'll say it. If you make the best of life, then you will probably be content with anything. Sorry, I know that didn't answer anything, but that's what I always think. And if you challenge me on it, I'll f***ing kill you. Next to last part is a joke.

Yes! That gives me time to my X-ray goggles from this issue's advertisement, as to smite your biscuits! And with those, no one can defeat me! So hopefully you don't have a friend. Wot, wot!

You took it too far man. Too far. TAKE IT BACK!!!!! Yes, well I call it the force, or I would, if that wombat hadn't of slashed out my vocal chords. Of who are you referring to?

How dare you sir! How dare you! I challenge you to a duel! Of the fisticuffs!

Just like you do. That's what his destiny was to be, and if you saw Episodes 4-6, which I know you did, it all worked its way out in the end. Star Wars>LotR Easily. Because LotR is hella gay, unlike Star Wars. I mean sure, C3PO was having a monogamous homosexual relationship with R2-D2, and you can't judge them, the good book says not to, but at least their names weren't Pip and Merry.

Not against Cosmic Spider-man you inept ape of a human being. P.S. I believe the best Bond also potrays Indiana's dad, so I must say, is this a father against son tournament?

I'll only enjoy it if it includes some ska and some chicks. You got one part down.

Hmmmmm. As a man who enjoys more articulate books in the sense of metaphors and foil, I must say I enjoyed it for the most part, but some parts I didn't dislike, just noted as a little trite, or just needed to be tuned. I won't tell you them, though. I'd like for you to tell me them. If you dare.

Filipino Lovers of Soviet Denmark. Oboes beat Emus.

Wow, you actually know the story. Your mute button must have broke.

Of course not, it was more of a gated community. The engine could, and probably will, be replaced with one for the next gen consoles, or at least I hope so, for time is of no meaning to me.

Jules Windu.

"No soup for you!" <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Muhahahahahahahaha! I Seinfeld. And Arnold Schwarzenneggar.

I'm just angry he didn't use my Desperate Housewives theme. Blasphemy!

Yes, but the level and type of interaction in San Andreas and KotOr are two different types of wildebeests. I wouldn't mind a plot point revealing itself on a different planet instead of being at the right place at the right time ALL the time, even if the force is involved. How dare you. How dare you!

Ha. I remember when I first invaded this board I contributed to this conversation, but of course it was pertaining to K2. It was mainly Monty Python jokes galore, but, ah, what a wee little troll I was. Yes, KotOR III: Jade Empire Style. Seriously. That would be awesome.

PS3! PS3! Okay, but variety is a great tool in anything. so having a myriad of settings and multiple locations is always good, but sparsity should be contrasted by clutter, not more sparsity.

How about using the force to turn off your opponents lightsaber? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Or hit your opponent with their own lightsaber. "Stop hitting yourself!" "Stop hitting yourself!" "Stop hitting yourself!" "Oh, you're dead? I didn't think that was actually going to work...I-I think I'm going to go pray."

Ah, yes, but the core worlds could easily be intravenously infused with fun/interest, but with what you say? In the position of being a core world, there is an unmistakeable chance that it a swarming glalactic marketplace. So, say you're running an organized crime syndicate, like some of you probably are, a great investment oppurtunity would present itself in the form of vast reward from the benefits of the increased movement of people/goods/ideas. So, something "bad" would definitely be under something "good", and some history has proven this. And the chaos you demand will overrule the tranquil one you have tired of. However, the one thing not wanted with this is, my opinion of course, another underworld, like in KotOR. I would also not like another Davik, just maybe another Go-To. But I don't know. P.S. Hopefully that makes sense.

Sand in bad places!! Sand in bad places!! Ah, where was I?

Amy Allen. Portman a very close second. Because I'll go for either of them. Or anything.

Only read the first post, but I don't like the idea. I was thinking along the lines of: Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic III: Desperate Housewives Edition

Or swords. No one messes with me when I have my Conan the Barbarian Atlantean sword. Of course it's still on the plaque, but that's beside the point.

I think it's okay, excepting the fact that the whales get laser beams attached to their friggin' heads. And maybe they could get some telepathic abilities, maybe even throwing in some telekinesis. That shall be the hunt of the ages, of course not including the Great Zebra Battle of 1891 in Australia.

I'm 13.