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Haha Vlad you're screwed! It probably does come with a manual, but the chances that it is in English are probably slim.Kalah wrote:Oh, and I did mention assembly was not included, right?
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You try to do it without instructions, you're going to end up with a Death Thingamabob and about a billion left-over screws, nuts, bolts, and other assorted metallic objects.Vlad976 wrote:Pff, who needs directions anyway? My Death Star's gonna be better.
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It comes in Basic, but we can speak it as if it where english, but hey we need to understand the letters and signs too, for knowing what we readCorribus wrote:Haha Vlad you're screwed! It probably does come with a manual, but the chances that it is in English are probably slim.Kalah wrote:Oh, and I did mention assembly was not included, right?
And with a Death Star manual........ouch
Im not sure about the numbers, think they are the same as on Tellus (earth)
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The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force.
*force chokes everyone...
*force chokes everyone...
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You right, a sith in the KOTOR history destroyed a whole planet, the world of the Maraluka just with his hunger for force energies. He was a wound in the force, a really big wound. I think it was Darth Nihilous (the sith with the white mask,red stripes and black eyesockets).ThunderTitan wrote: The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force.
*force chokes everyone...
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