AdmiralFishface

I'm done.

Could be. I don't really know much about history. Might be any of the things listed.

handheld weapons - green lightsaber. vehicle weapons - AT-ST cannons for the sound they make. starship weapons - Imperial Turbolaser cannons

Sorry. Back to the gifs.

They weren't THAT few. And those who escaped were the RICH jews, many of them well educated and very intelligent. Such people come in contact with many other people, influencing them. Also, they formed communities, so their language didn't die out in the US. And they wouln't have been too early. German never had any trace of English in it before 1945... In ten years of occupation Germany and Austria got a big piece of US culture and English language. Even after that, the USA spent lots of money so that those countries and their economies would recover, so they would not turn to communism.

Right, probably. I wonder how German got into the English laguage anyway. Hmmm... Probably had something to do with german jews running from the Nazis. There was quite a lot of them. I think many of the original immigrants into the US in the 19th century were German too. ... Kindergarten. heh.

YES! Isn't that great?!

The first one is the best one. Read the Evil Overlord list as well. It's great. I can't remember how I found the site, though...

"Gesundheit!" Mwahahahahaaaah, I just love German words used in the English language! - Admiral Fishface, proud Austrian citizen

OK, one more, but that's the last one for sure: "E chu ta!" "How rude!"

By the way... http://www.eviloverlord.com/parodies/ How many Star Trek personnel does it take to screw in a light bulb?

Veers would never sit in an AT-ST when he had command over the whole AT-AT group on Hoth (and won the battle!). He was probably in an AT-AT on Endor as well, but those weren't in the fighting scenes. (probably because not even GL would have been able to explain Ewoks defeating one of those.)

He should have been there, but I couldn't remember his lines...

"Ke chu ke kukuta? ... Balka. Hachu ma blinki. Hohohohohohooo"

Ah, well I moved away from the Ent. vs. ISD scenario to a... bigger opponent for Picard (that oughta kill him!)

Klingon Fried Chicken? - What are the last words of Capt. Picard in the Star Wars universe? - "What Superlaser?"

"What do you mean, ALL their hyperdrives just blew!?"

"Borg cube ahead! Prepare 'Lusankya maneuver'!"

"Falcon One to Falcon Squadron! Attack!" The Imperial Captain could do nothing but stare out the bridge viewport as an Armada of Millenium Falcons began tearing his Star Destroyer to pieces.

Oota-Goota, Solo?

1) More characters, more Starships and fighters, a lot more Planets 2) Characters can be put into specialized positions and add bonuses to that position (Like Ackbar lowering maintenance cost for MC cruisers, Booster Terrik or Talon Karrde raising resources (credits) gained by smuggling, etc.), characters not only 'betraying' one side but actually defecting, then to be controlled by the other player 3) Credits as a seperate resource, and new means to gain them, like trade or bargains with crime lords. 4) Neutral parties like bounty hunters that may be hired by anyone, crime lords that make money with illegal operations on your planets (lowering morale there) and pirates who just appear, raid a planet (unless you stop them) and steal some credits. 5) Prettier space battles, obviously, with LOTS of lasers flying around, individual fighters (but still only selectable as whole squads, to make it more overlookable), burning wrecks where SDs used to be Also: Experience for troops, ships and squadrons, "Hero" ships and squads only buildable once (Home One, Executor, Rogue Squad, 181st Interceptor squad), stealing ships, stealing credits, main characters can die Unrealistic changes: A totally different gameplay for either side. Play the Empire and use your fleets to destroy any rebel base you find (but with more planets that should be hard to do...) and rule your citizens by fear, or play the Rebellion which has no fixed HQ (but a mobile one that is NOT Cloud City but rather Home One?), just some small bases on Rim worlds. Sneak into and out of Imperial fortresses, steal secrets of the Empire, incite uprisings (more effectively) and when the time has come, start an insane assault on Imperial Center to fight the last battle. You get the idea. I don't think we will ever see this game, but we can dream, can't we?

Thank you and expect more soon...ish.

Ah, you've seen the Hydrans... No, I play SFB's computerized counterpart, Starfleet Command.

For me, it doesn't matter what I'm making fun of. Star Trek, Star Wars, B5, whatever. If I make jokes about it, that means I like it. If I like it, that means I make jokes about it (or where do you think my nickname came from?...) I like Trek, but I see it is stupid. And no, I've never seen a Trekkie make fun of a Star Wars fan. Don't know why. And after I've read the Last fifteen minutes of ROTJ thread, I know there's not much of a difference between ST and SW discussions.

Trying that now... Does this work? http://groups.msn.com/MartinKoza/mkartwork.msnw There should be some SW-related pics there, but most of it isn't. You'll need to find the right ones.