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1000 Dollar.... Hmmm... I wouldn't know, as a fellow student, I definetely wouldn't I know I wouldn't buy a car, 1000 all that gets me is a Hyundai '84, and with the high oil prices there's no way I could use it at all. No video games, wouldn't have time to play them, ditto for consoles, etc. I'd probably see if there's anything I urgently need (shoes, clothing, new 128Mb Videocard, new discman/mp3 player, etc) and if they are really that urgent. In the end I might compromise and place at least half the amount in the bank (two thirds, would be most likely) and the rest I would spend freely. Man.. Why don't I get $1000 free...

OOC: After reading through the past 6 pages, I've come back. I want to get into the role of the Imperial Admiral eventually, it's time someone expects some of the Rebel's strategies. Slowly Trej Ocas opened his eyes, and was forced immediately to shield them with his left eyes. Speaking to himself Trej muttered, "The Sun shines strong in this corrupted worlds." "As if the God of the Sun ignored the sins of the Emperor." A low booming voice answered. Trej looked at the creature that moved towards him and snorted lightly. "There are no gods in this galaxy, only the Empire." "There were gods once, fair and just." The alien insisted, conveying a secret meaning in his words. "And they died long ago." Trej added grimly. "Gods cannot die." "No?" Trej exclaimed with mock-surprise. "So where are they?" "Blasters and Black Capes cannot kill them, as I said, they cannot die, they can only be forgotten." "Perhaps it is better so." Trej said and started to walk away, but the creature continued to follow him. Trej sighed and turned to face the creature again. "What do you want with me?" "I want you to remember, that you can make other people remember that there is good in this galaxy. That the Force is still strong." "You do not know the ways of the people, little one. I have been betrayed before, not by a single person, not by a mercenary army, but by the people of this galaxy." "There is the Rebellion," the creature said, sounding slightly embarrassed of that suggestion. Trej could not help but laugh. "The Rebellion is composed by a bunch of kids with starfighters and some fearful refugees that refuse to die, there is no hope in their movement." "And are you not a fearful refugee, that refuses to die?" "You don't know me, go!" Trej snapped. "I found you." "So make sure you don't find me again." Trej shouted and walked again, this time the creature did not move but shouted from the distance. "Tell me where will you wake up tomorrow? Again in the streets, without home nor purpose? You are meant for more, Knight!" If the creature said more it trailed away as Trej ran away from there. A while ago Trej had contemplated when the Jedi should return from their grave. Then he had forgotten about that, only limiting himself to live and abandon the matters of the galaxy to everyone else. Now this alien had come to him, encouraging him to take actions, to rise after a little more than a decade of lying in the shadows. Perhaps I am meant for more. Perhaps just perhaps, he knew where to find an answer. Trej took a laberynthine route into a secret storehouse, so secluded that it felt as if the past twelve years hadn't happened. In its center was his answer. It's slow hum and it's smooth hull awakened a feeling in him that made him realize how far he had fallen from the ideal of the Jedi. As soon as the sun set down in that section of Coruscant, amidst the traffic of millions of people on little bright dot sped towards the black beyond, wanting to find a place to wake up in the morning.

At first I wouldn't have expected this thread to be even this long, I guess this shows how one-liner-sympathetic our members are. The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony.

IRC, guys!

I won't pardon your insolence Krytos. The Empire had 25000 Impstars, what happened to most of them, no one knows. Destroyed by the Rebels, fell in the Rebel's Hands, tossed away during Thrawn's spring cleaning, adorning many a fan's bedroom? Who can tell? The truth is that I don't think the Empire would have fared better against the Vong. Palpy would have stalled the Vong incursion into the Core, and a couple of superweapons and mighty Impstar flotillas would have seen to that. Would Vader and Palpy have kept killing Commander that failed to win their battles against the Vong and had withdrawn? If they had they would have lost experienced commanders? Would Palpy bring Thrawn and Daala back? Would Thrawn be able to pinpoint a weakness in their overall strategy faster than Ackbar did? Would a Deathstar or a Darksaber or a Pulsar Station or a Eclipse have been completely effective against the Vong? Would Palpatine have had all those superweapon if there weren't any Rebels around for a few decades? Would Vader aka the Chosen One have been able to kick Vong butt at 60+? Wouldn't Nom Anor been able to disrupt the Empire's stability far easier than he did disrupt the Republic?

After 2000 you can make up your own rank.

Your Action Fleet At-At won't protect you from the Emperor of the Force...

Try the demo, though I don't know if it'll work for you in Switzerland...

Third World - Uni Student It doesn't sum up, XBOXs are about $200 around here, plus I'm not much of a console gamer, I dislike about 98% of the console games...

If you want to talk politics start a Outside Interests thread if you want, but keep it low, avoid flaming and insults.

um... well it isn't finished... ... There have been some setbacks, but we are now working on finishing it...!

There have been shorter ones, like lonely smilies in one of the Outside Interests Threads.

Of the ones in the poll I've only played Battlegrounds, I've been wanting to play KOTOR for a while, but my computer cannot handle it. (Damn Videocard)... I liked Outcast a lot, and of course the X-Wing Series.

The Viscount Star Defender is one of the new-generatin Mon Cal Designs (NJO). As for the Home One, there's some debate going on about which class it is, check the Technical Commentaries at theforce.net. http://www.theforce.net/swtc

Somewhere there is a very populated thread that deals with the best way to kill him... That probably represents best my opinion on both, the books and the movies.

Good old Darth, evil, evil and more evil. Pretty mysterious until Lucas screwed up with his prequels. In the EU: Well there Corran and Thrawn on the top, with Tainer, Phanan and Janson close behind him. (Right, Janson is in the movies, but he hardly has dialogue, he is much better in the novels)

You should have posted this in the you-know-what parts of ther forums.. .

Wraith could be turned into a RPG rather than a combat space sim. Order the crew when commading the night caller, fly your x-wing, shoot the baddies with your blaster on the ground... and extend it and tell the tale of the wraiths during the thrawn crisis, etc.

I was there all alone from 12:00 Costa Rican time to 14:00 Costa Rican time, that's from 1800 GMT to 20 GMT, no one was there, all alone was I...

Go have fun and enjoy your vacation, Elvis!

Explain the horn... !

The Agamarian brother episode, truly memorable. Mustachios and all.

Use messenger guys!

Come on guys. Yes it does take longer to achieve your ranks the honest way, but for a chat you could also use the irc channel, that Stratus set up. It's pretty lonely there, everytime I look at it Lonely.. Scary... No one's there, so Darky and Antililles could spam it up quite a bit!

History Channel focuses too much (emphasis on too) on the U.S. American Point of View of everything, which is why I don't like it, books are better more varied, try the Net, not all the pages consist of dorky threads filled with Padadweebs... And political factors thend to be far more interesting and far more far-reaching! And again, spammers get a chat, or an IM, or that IRC stuff!