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Something similar, how do you activate Juhani's sidequest? I've played the game three times with her, but she always talks to me twice and then never talks to me again.

Bush lies to his people instead of representing them. Therefore he is a leader not holding to democracy, therefore he is a dictator. Unless I am terribly mistaken in my definition of dictator. He also, if this is true, kills people who pose a threat to his rule, and almost certainly cheats at elections(he did so before), and he wants to add an unconstitutional amendment to the constitution, which is discriminating to the people and favours only his point of view. How is this any different, besides less radically so, than Saddam Hussein?

Click the picture. I was going to leave my political views at the door, but it turns out I'm just too radical in my beliefs.

It's also The Sith Lords, does that mean every Sith is a lord?

What kind of reasoning is that? Let us note that most of the characters in Star Wars never used a Lightsabre, i.e.: Han Solo(excluding the gut-cutting), Chewbacca, Leia, Lando, hell, there were basically only three who did, even Yoda and the Emperor never used one, and Luke, the guy who used the Lightsabre most, also used a blaster at times. Just because they feature more, doesn't mean there can't be anything else.

I liked his performance in Pirates as well, it was perfect for the part, but that doesn't mean it was any different from his other performances. Keith Richards is supposed to be on to play Jack Sparrow's dad in Pirates 2. Ehh, *off-topic*

I always disliked her voice in Voyager... but that's just me personally. And Adria, you only noticed that now? All of Orlando's parts have been played exactly the same: Heroic and overemphasized.

Let's also note that Zabrak and Twi'lek's seem to be more 'humanoid' aliens than most, for example, they have mostly human features, so I figure that's mostly the reason Yuthara and Maul were tolerated.

Pitch Black, though, was less predictable. Not because of the amazing twist, but because it was basically an elimination movie in which you couldn't tell which were going to survive.

True, but what if you're the guy with the gun, and the other person is expendable? Besides, in AotC the Clone Troopers weren't that bad, which makes me believe the troopers become better shots the further we go back, so these guys should be expert marksmen. And to the guy who said it's all about lightsabres in Star Wars, that may be so, but why does the lightsabres being more important mean the guns should totally suck? You could still have lightsabres be totally awesome and have guns just be less awesome.

I'd enjoy to be a writer/designer, but not a lead. I'm not all that good at creating my own settings and stories, but I am good at expanding those already existent.

It didn't annoy me so much that the ranged weapons were so less innefective than the melee weapons. It annoyed me that these supposed soldiers, who probably had training, never hit anything!

Are you referring to Bubba Ho-Tep, where he played Elvis? I'm not sure when that came out, so... Come to think of it, I only remember Bell as Medivh, but from that performance I can pretty much deduct he'd be perfect for a Jedi Master. I always though Haer'dalis was annoying, but I don't quite remember his voice, and I don't think it was that. And David Warner is awesome. He's the reason I love Irenicus so much, even if he was borderline Johnny Quest.

LARPing? Is that what it's called? What does it stand for? I didn't know they had a term for it. But it IS true that it depends on the group. We had a group full of whiners once. Boy, they sucked.

Well, this is LucasArts we're talking about. Star Wars: Galaxies? I didn't consider that done.

DAMMIT! I wanted to do a Fight Club one! Fight Club is my favourite movie, dammit! *points at sig* 'Calm As Hindu Cows...'

Well, as much as I love Bruce Campbell, he'd only be fit for a working class hero with cool one-liners, really, and as much as I feel a betrayer to cult and camp by saying it, I'd rather see Ron Perlman for that kind of character, because Hellboy was the only working class hero I've ever liked better than Ash.

Well, me and my friends do roleplay, but it's just for the sake of stories. We have a few statistics, but nothing so number-based as DnD or anything.

Ugh, those are so bad. I heard they've finally been deleted, though. Thank god. Anyway, a very unpleasant surprise was noticing that my bones were sticking out of my arm when I stood up, after I'd fallen of my bike in a tunnel. And an unpleasant surprise was the rusty nail that I stood on that went right through my foot. And EnderWiggen, Rotten.com is not worse than Goatse.cx or Tubgirl. I don't know about the other one's, because I haven't seen them, but Rotten isn't one of them. Not in my opinion, anyway. Maybe I just prefer roadkill humans that were struck by lightning over a girl in a bathtub with a tube sticking out of her arse while whatever's coming out of it is landing in her open-mouthed face.

How wonderfully frustrating.

Nah, Snigs is right...it's Duro man. At least, assuming that Duro was polluted to the extent that they couldn't live on it 4000+ years earlier than in THIS BOOK. Like I said, it was just a guess. Really, my star wars knowledge is limited to the movies and KotOR.

Just a guess, but I think that might be Telos, and that city-ish thing is the place the Telossions(?) built to send the survivors too whose homes were destroyed. Meh. Just a guess.

Hmmm... this will probably never happen, but what about the Rakatan in the Box?

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