Website review: Make Me The King .com
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•4 reviews since Nov 5, 2007
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kuejon discovered 10 months ago- about as heady as you'll see me get, my friend (which isn't much). Some of these you all have seen/heard but I was dismayed to hear I can't dodge out of the way when an imperial stormtrooper takes a shot at me... almost felt like giving up the rebellion... sigh...
- Gloggie rated 10 months ago
- Long article about 'Why science fiction is science fiction'...
I bet you would like to read about group of men who:
- traveled 400 years (because the speed of light is unobtainable),
- met few sponge-blob-like aliens who doesn't know english,
- and were killed instantly, because they couldn't dodge those alien's lasers... - Long article about 'Why science fiction is science fiction'...
- Grym rated 10 months ago
- ITS STARWARS! i dont care what they say.
- Abyssmia rated 10 months ago
- (stolen from KueJon) 10 things Science Fiction got wrong From the page: "3. Laser Bolts you can dodge Aside from the issue of Imperial Storm Troopers being bad shots, let's review a fundemental fact of light (Which is what lasers are): It travels at 186,000 Miles per second. so the idea of ducking before the laser hits you is just plain silly. Not to mention (of course) the idea of a laser bolt being visible as a streak that has a beginning, a middle, and an end. If you were zapped by a laser from a laser gun, it would look like a single stream of light, with one end attached to the barrel of said gun, and the end attached to whatever portion of your head had not melted yet, assuming you're having a laser battle somewhere where there is enough air around to illuminate the entire beam. Most "laser" beams in science fiction movies travel slower than bullets do today. Let's see Obi Wan whip his light saber around fast eonugh to stop the spray of a mac 10 (and let's not even begin ot talk about all the things wrong with a sword made of light)."
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