*SPOILER WARNING!* Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

[Infanteer]

- waves hand -

:This isn't the thread to start a flame war:

 

[condor888000]

LMAO!!!!!!!!!

 

[Michael Dorosh]

- waves hand -

:This isn't the thread to start a flame war:

You could have pulled it off were it not for your avatar....

 

[TCBF]

"Economy of Scale - it is tricky to build a one-off, but once the design has been manufactured, much of the guess work is gone."

- Human nature never changes.  What are you going to do after you build the first one - close the yard and lay off all the workers?  Just think of the advertising contracts extolling the virtues of a second in it's class, and full employment.  And if a little gets skimmed off the top, well, it's all for Galactic unity, right?

Tom

 

[karl28]

          48Highlander     The  name of the books you where referring to was the Jedi Academy Trilogy great set of novels I think that deathstar prototype in the Maw installation was just that a test bed before constructing the main weapon  .    If you liked that set you should try and read the Dark Empire Trilogy from Dark horse comics there great .

 

[Michael Dorosh]

close the yard and lay off all the workers? 

Sure, lay them off.  Just like the Germans did with the workers they had in KLs..

 

[TCBF]

"Sure, lay them off.  Just like the Germans did with the workers they had in KLs.."

- A bit extreme, what?  Trained and skilled labour like that, you don't find on any planet.  Just not any sod can build a Death Star, mate.

Tom

 

[Michael Dorosh]

"Sure, lay them off.  Just like the Germans did with the workers they had in KLs.."

- A bit extreme, what?  Trained and skilled labour like that, you don't find on any planet.  Just not any sod can build a Death Star, mate.

Tom

Evil people are stupid, don't you read Stephen Ambrose?

 

[TCBF]

"Evil people are stupid, don't you read Stephen Ambrose?"

- He's on my short list.  Currently reading Shane B. Schreiber (or "Sir", as I normally address him), "Shock Army Of The British Empire."