After 19 pages of "no posts from me" I seriously considered making a frim, serious, no-nonsense reply, which would stay inexcusably on-topic and question points given while still give food for thought and fuel the ongoing discussion. Something which I haven't done for ages, a contribution worthy of every read. I would refine my reply 'till it would shine.

 

Thoughful, witty and considerate were the words which floated around in my mind while plannin it. I read through the whole thread; how it started, what points were used and which ones failed to deliver. Then I started to ponder how I would begin my contribution. It would need several quotes to point out what I agreed with and what raised points could do with a bit of elaborating.

 

The thing is; you have to note contributors, this is a community afterall. A close-knit one at that, which would prevent me from flaming and taking cheapshots, in fear of breaking this harmonious tapestry of a community apart. Also, the reply should be brief in it's points; no word-play, not much jesting. Nuda veritas. With these thoughts in my mind, I reread some of the thread. Then it hit me: What the heck am I doing? Nagging about preferences is definetly not my thing and this thread is going to hell anyway.

 

Screw you guys.

Well, you could say Exile was midichlorian vampire. The whole "he got stronger because there were force sensitives around him" thingie.

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SO, tell me how that is possible. Midichlorians are microscopic organisms within the cell structure of an individual. It doesn't seem possible even in Star Wars psuedo science.

Same reason why Vampires suck on our blood for the hemoglobin?

Same reason why Vampires suck on our blood for the hemoglobin?

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Blood is the life.

I.Don't.Like.Vampires.

Well, you could say Exile was midichlorian vampire. The whole "he got stronger because there were force sensitives around him" thingie.

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SO, tell me how that is possible. Midichlorians are microscopic organisms within the cell structure of an individual. It doesn't seem possible even in Star Wars psuedo science.

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I would say screw the science and explain it as "magic".

 

Magic as in there are always been stuff that humans don

Well, you could say Exile was midichlorian vampire. The whole "he got stronger because there were force sensitives around him" thingie.

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SO, tell me how that is possible. Midichlorians are microscopic organisms within the cell structure of an individual. It doesn't seem possible even in Star Wars psuedo science.

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That's easy..........sh1t happens

In vitae veritas.

Shouldn

Vampires, you doofus.

Ah, I was reading your post from finnish point of view.

 

And spam.

 

Sorry.

No jaa...

We have reached the Spam Limit

 

*Lockdown commenced*