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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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i havent seen the star wars movies but they're a big part of pop culture so to speak so the story and characters and what not has filtered down to me... but i don't really see the appeal of the star wars 'universe'. you got fat ass aliens, teddy bear aliens, and chinese aliens that people made fun of. there was a republic that collapsed and was replaced by an empire which was then defeated by some rag-tag rebels...
do people write so many books about it just to fill it out and make it interesting? i personally think the universe and concept of a show like Andromeda is far more interesting than this star wars. the show may not be that great but it has a great concept.
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Harry Tuttle

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of the Hoople Heads
Mar 2003 time: 00:21
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quote: Originally posted by Solomwi
Good, I thought it was just me that found the Yu-whatever Vong dumb, uninspiring and a damn fine reason to quit reading the books. I tried to hang on for the first few, but they felt an awful lot like that sequel that you have no doubt halfway through will be the absolute last one, simply because it's an interest-killer.
Thrawn was, indeed, the Empire at its finest. I became a Zahn fan with that trilogy, and I don't even read sci-fi, outside the SW books. |
Yeah, I did the same thing. The YuVong guys are lame, the storylines are boring, and they killed Chewie! WTF!
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Brent
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They should have let Chewie die of old age.
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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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OzzyKP:
for some reason i was always under the impression that the emperor was a former senator... matter fact i remember why i know this... when i was in 6th grade, there was this girl i liked who was into star wars (it was when the movies were re-done) so the next time there was a book fair, i noticed some star wars books and i bought some sort of movie scrapbook thing to see why she liked it so much.
it was mostly pictures but i learned the plot through that book if i recall correctly and for some reason, the emperor being a senator stuck in my mind. it was just a scrapbook of pictures designed for little kids though but i dont know.
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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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yeah so from the start it was Lucas' intention to have it be only a few years between the Democracy and the Empire.
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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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at least i knew the right answer! aint that doubly bad for you that i know the right answer when i didn't even see any of the movies!
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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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quote: What right answer? That the emperor was a senator? That wasn't even a question. I think everyone knew that. |
you didn't or else you wouldn't have made this thread
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Albert Speer
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Puerile Polemic
Mar 1999 time: 00:21
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democracy is often used synonymously with republic. if you want to debate the subtle nuances between them, we can do so, but the point is, they're synonyms.
besides, it had to be the Republic of something... the Empire of something... can't just be Republic or Empire.
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