Well, why don’t we take a bunch of them to an ice planet, and find out how it works?
It looks like Dr. Mel has joined the Empire forces. Tough luck for both.
It does kind of lead to the question, if “the power to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force,” why even build ONE Death Star, let alone, TWO of them?
mroberts88 over 14 years ago
Hm….pretty good apparently.
Ray_C over 14 years ago
Well, why don’t we take a bunch of them to an ice planet, and find out how it works? It looks like Dr. Mel has joined the Empire forces. Tough luck for both.
woodwork over 14 years ago
Why not just get along…that way, the elephants could get back to doing what they do best…stomping out faming ducks.
Wildcard24365 over 14 years ago
This was inspired.
It does kind of lead to the question, if “the power to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force,” why even build ONE Death Star, let alone, TWO of them?
Donna Haag over 14 years ago
The Emperor hoth no fury….
mroberts88 over 14 years ago
Wildcard, because sometimes, you gotta let everyone know you can destroy a planet.
Ushindi over 14 years ago
This is the best one yet - loved it.
(Had to put it in my collection)
ninetoes over 14 years ago
Realizing how geeky the question is, wasn’t there a short story about that flaw in “Tales of the Empire”?
3hourtour Premium Member over 14 years ago
…Luke,I am your farther…