The Rebels used DF.9 Golan Arms Anti-Infantry Batteries on Hoth. Star Destroyers are equipped with 40 XX-9 Taim & Bak Heavy Turbolasers. There was more than one Super Star Destroyer. Grand Admiral Thrawn was exiled from the Chiss Ascendancy because of "immoral" behavior. Boba Fett and Darth Vader once fought each other. I could go on and on.
Know almost everything there is to know about their favorite Fandom (For me, Star Trek)
Get their intelligence insulted a lot.
Are really good at a few certain things.
Are generaly cool.
I qualify!
1. Insanely smart about a few things - Formal Logic
2. Know almost everything there is to know about their favorite fandom - Star Wars Legends/Canon
3. Get their intelligence insulted a lot - Yes. Definitely.
4. Are really good at a few certain things - I am good at some board games, memorization, and spending hours reading a book cover to cover. I actually did that with one book. I got it from the library, brought it home, and spent the rest of the afternoon/evening reading the entire thing. 5. Are generally cool - Of course. What else would I be?
The Rebels used DF.9 Golan Arms Anti-Infantry Batteries on Hoth. Star Destroyers are equipped with 40 XX-9 Taim & Bak Heavy Turbolasers. There was more than one Super Star Destroyer. Grand Admiral Thrawn was exiled from the Chiss Ascendancy because of "immoral" behavior. Boba Fett and Darth Vader once fought each other. I could go on and on.
Aragorn and Arwen's son Eldarion is his own fourth cousin twice removed, and Arwen is her own third cousin twice removed.
They each other's 3rd cousin thrice removed and fourth cousins once removed.
Because Elrond married Celebrian, his own 2nd cousin twice removed.
And Aragorn is Arwen's first cousin some 61 times removed, making Eldarion Aragorn's second cousin 60 times removed, and his own second cousin 61 times removed.
And Aragorn's 14 Greats Grandfather married his own 25th cousin 4 times removed making Aragorn his own cousin and he and Eldarion cousins in a couple ways in some crazy degree. :tounge:
The Rebels used DF.9 Golan Arms Anti-Infantry Batteries on Hoth. Star Destroyers are equipped with 40 XX-9 Taim & Bak Heavy Turbolasers. There was more than one Super Star Destroyer. Grand Admiral Thrawn was exiled from the Chiss Ascendancy because of "immoral" behavior. Boba Fett and Darth Vader once fought each other. I could go on and on.
Aragorn and Arwen's son Eldarion is his own fourth cousin twice removed, and Arwen is her own third cousin twice removed.
They each other's 3rd cousin thrice removed and fourth cousins once removed.
Because Elrond married Celebrian, his own 2nd cousin twice removed.
And Aragorn is Arwen's first cousin some 61 times removed, making Eldarion Aragorn's second cousin 60 times removed, and his own second cousin 61 times removed.
And Aragorn's 14 Greats Grandfather married his own 25th cousin 4 times removed making Aragorn his own cousin and he and Eldarion cousins in a couple ways in some crazy degree. :tounge:
The power to list Aragorn's family tree is nothing compared to the power of the Force.
If you aren't a Star Wars nerd, turn back before it is too late.
The Force was an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy. The power of the Force could be used by individuals who were sensitive to it, a power that was tapped through the midi-chlorians. The Force had many alternate names. The Lasats, for example, used to call it the Ashla, and described it as "the spirit of the galaxy." The Force as a recorded concept existed for well over 25,000 years.
The Living Force represented the energies of all living things, and those energies were fed into the Cosmic Force that bound the galaxy together and communicated to individuals through the midi-chlorians. The two main practitioners of the Force's power were the Jedi Order and the Sith.
Usage of the Force granted a number of useful powers, such as the ability to sense impending attacks; to push and lift physical objects; influence the thoughts of others, known as the "Jedi mind trick"; and even see the future or maintain one's consciousness after death. Dark side users strong with the Force could summon lightning from their fingertips. Jedi taught younglings that the Force could be used for many purposes, including protection, persuasion, wisdom, the manipulation of matter and the performance of great physical feats.
Certain individuals that were not Force-sensitive sometimes doubted its very existence. For example, Han Solo once stated, when asked by Luke Skywalker if he believed in the Force, that "I've never seen anything to make me believe that there's one all-powerful Force controlling everything." Solo's adventures with Skywalker, however, did eventually change his opinion. This was also the case of Imperial officers during the later days of the Empire's reign: this led to several officers, such as Conan Antonio Motti, seeing Darth Vader as being nothing more than a sorcerer and the ways of the Force as an "ancient religion." However, higher-ranking officers who had been around during the Clone Wars, such as Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin, knew that the power of the Force was real; they simply believed that the Jedi were extinct and that Vader was the last who could use their power.
Though only certain individuals were Force-sensitive, the Force resided within all living things and could be extracted. Because of this, Force-sensitives could feel a "disturbance in the Force" whenever there was a great loss of life. Droids, however, being mechanical creations, and thus possessing no midi-chlorians, could never sense the Force.
Certain locations in the galaxy had strong connections to the Force, such as the cave Luke Skywalker entered during his training on Dagobah. There were also entire planets that had strong connections to the Force, these include the Wellspring of Life, Mortis and Moraband.
The ability to use the Force could run in a family line. The siblings Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker, children of the powerful Darth Vader, were both Force-sensitive. Organa would later bear a Force-sensitive child, Ben, with Han Solo, who was not Force-sensitive. Despite this, the Jedi policy of recruiting Padawan younglings at a young age and not having families typically meant in the time of the Galactic Republic that most individuals strong in the Force were born to those who did not have power in the Force. It was possible for siblings born to non-Force-sensitive parents to not share a talent for Force sensitivity. Such was the case with Zare Leonis and Dhara Leonis. While Dhara from an early age could always sense her brother's presence, Zare never had this talent, or indeed, any special abilities that could be attributed to the Force. Dhara's Force-sensitivity made her a target for the Grand Inquisitor of the Galactic Empire, whereas Zare was able to enter the Empire's ranks undetected in order to seek out the truth behind her disappearance.
Aragorn and Arwen's son Eldarion is his own fourth cousin twice removed, and Arwen is her own third cousin twice removed.
They each other's 3rd cousin thrice removed and fourth cousins once removed.
Because Elrond married Celebrian, his own 2nd cousin twice removed.
And Aragorn is Arwen's first cousin some 61 times removed, making Eldarion Aragorn's second cousin 60 times removed, and his own second cousin 61 times removed.
And Aragorn's 14 Greats Grandfather married his own 25th cousin 4 times removed making Aragorn his own cousin and he and Eldarion cousins in a couple ways in some crazy degree. :tounge:
The power to list Aragorn's family tree is nothing compared to the power of the Force.
If you aren't a Star Wars nerd, turn back before it is too late.
The Force was an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy. The power of the Force could be used by individuals who were sensitive to it, a power that was tapped through the midi-chlorians. The Force had many alternate names. The Lasats, for example, used to call it the Ashla, and described it as "the spirit of the galaxy." The Force as a recorded concept existed for well over 25,000 years.
The Living Force represented the energies of all living things, and those energies were fed into the Cosmic Force that bound the galaxy together and communicated to individuals through the midi-chlorians. The two main practitioners of the Force's power were the Jedi Order and the Sith.
Usage of the Force granted a number of useful powers, such as the ability to sense impending attacks; to push and lift physical objects; influence the thoughts of others, known as the "Jedi mind trick"; and even see the future or maintain one's consciousness after death. Dark side users strong with the Force could summon lightning from their fingertips. Jedi taught younglings that the Force could be used for many purposes, including protection, persuasion, wisdom, the manipulation of matter and the performance of great physical feats.
Certain individuals that were not Force-sensitive sometimes doubted its very existence. For example, Han Solo once stated, when asked by Luke Skywalker if he believed in the Force, that "I've never seen anything to make me believe that there's one all-powerful Force controlling everything." Solo's adventures with Skywalker, however, did eventually change his opinion. This was also the case of Imperial officers during the later days of the Empire's reign: this led to several officers, such as Conan Antonio Motti, seeing Darth Vader as being nothing more than a sorcerer and the ways of the Force as an "ancient religion." However, higher-ranking officers who had been around during the Clone Wars, such as Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin, knew that the power of the Force was real; they simply believed that the Jedi were extinct and that Vader was the last who could use their power.
Though only certain individuals were Force-sensitive, the Force resided within all living things and could be extracted. Because of this, Force-sensitives could feel a "disturbance in the Force" whenever there was a great loss of life. Droids, however, being mechanical creations, and thus possessing no midi-chlorians, could never sense the Force.
Certain locations in the galaxy had strong connections to the Force, such as the cave Luke Skywalker entered during his training on Dagobah. There were also entire planets that had strong connections to the Force, these include the Wellspring of Life, Mortis and Moraband.
The ability to use the Force could run in a family line. The siblings Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker, children of the powerful Darth Vader, were both Force-sensitive. Organa would later bear a Force-sensitive child, Ben, with Han Solo, who was not Force-sensitive. Despite this, the Jedi policy of recruiting Padawan younglings at a young age and not having families typically meant in the time of the Galactic Republic that most individuals strong in the Force were born to those who did not have power in the Force. It was possible for siblings born to non-Force-sensitive parents to not share a talent for Force sensitivity. Such was the case with Zare Leonis and Dhara Leonis. While Dhara from an early age could always sense her brother's presence, Zare never had this talent, or indeed, any special abilities that could be attributed to the Force. Dhara's Force-sensitivity made her a target for the Grand Inquisitor of the Galactic Empire, whereas Zare was able to enter the Empire's ranks undetected in order to seek out the truth behind her disappearance.
There's more, but I won't go there.
And the power of quoting Wookieepedia is insignificant compared to true knowledge. :tounge:
The power to list Aragorn's family tree is nothing compared to the power of the Force.
If you aren't a Star Wars nerd, turn back before it is too late.
The Force was an energy field that connected all living things in the galaxy. The power of the Force could be used by individuals who were sensitive to it, a power that was tapped through the midi-chlorians. The Force had many alternate names. The Lasats, for example, used to call it the Ashla, and described it as "the spirit of the galaxy." The Force as a recorded concept existed for well over 25,000 years.
The Living Force represented the energies of all living things, and those energies were fed into the Cosmic Force that bound the galaxy together and communicated to individuals through the midi-chlorians. The two main practitioners of the Force's power were the Jedi Order and the Sith.
Usage of the Force granted a number of useful powers, such as the ability to sense impending attacks; to push and lift physical objects; influence the thoughts of others, known as the "Jedi mind trick"; and even see the future or maintain one's consciousness after death. Dark side users strong with the Force could summon lightning from their fingertips. Jedi taught younglings that the Force could be used for many purposes, including protection, persuasion, wisdom, the manipulation of matter and the performance of great physical feats.
Certain individuals that were not Force-sensitive sometimes doubted its very existence. For example, Han Solo once stated, when asked by Luke Skywalker if he believed in the Force, that "I've never seen anything to make me believe that there's one all-powerful Force controlling everything." Solo's adventures with Skywalker, however, did eventually change his opinion. This was also the case of Imperial officers during the later days of the Empire's reign: this led to several officers, such as Conan Antonio Motti, seeing Darth Vader as being nothing more than a sorcerer and the ways of the Force as an "ancient religion." However, higher-ranking officers who had been around during the Clone Wars, such as Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin, knew that the power of the Force was real; they simply believed that the Jedi were extinct and that Vader was the last who could use their power.
Though only certain individuals were Force-sensitive, the Force resided within all living things and could be extracted. Because of this, Force-sensitives could feel a "disturbance in the Force" whenever there was a great loss of life. Droids, however, being mechanical creations, and thus possessing no midi-chlorians, could never sense the Force.
Certain locations in the galaxy had strong connections to the Force, such as the cave Luke Skywalker entered during his training on Dagobah. There were also entire planets that had strong connections to the Force, these include the Wellspring of Life, Mortis and Moraband.
The ability to use the Force could run in a family line. The siblings Leia Organa and Luke Skywalker, children of the powerful Darth Vader, were both Force-sensitive. Organa would later bear a Force-sensitive child, Ben, with Han Solo, who was not Force-sensitive. Despite this, the Jedi policy of recruiting Padawan younglings at a young age and not having families typically meant in the time of the Galactic Republic that most individuals strong in the Force were born to those who did not have power in the Force. It was possible for siblings born to non-Force-sensitive parents to not share a talent for Force sensitivity. Such was the case with Zare Leonis and Dhara Leonis. While Dhara from an early age could always sense her brother's presence, Zare never had this talent, or indeed, any special abilities that could be attributed to the Force. Dhara's Force-sensitivity made her a target for the Grand Inquisitor of the Galactic Empire, whereas Zare was able to enter the Empire's ranks undetected in order to seek out the truth behind her disappearance.
There's more, but I won't go there.
And the power of quoting Wookieepedia is insignificant compared to true knowledge. :tounge:
