KOTOR. Still my favorite.

Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo. I like the complex story elements it has. I love it when a story throws back to characters you never thought would be relevant.

Million. I can put the money into investments and a business, and potentially make more money. I see the chance of that happening as better than the 50%.

Happens quite often to me. I've even had random people wink at me.

What the hell is wrong with you?chilly-chill

This.

She's not bad. Although I hate Rolling in the Deep with a passion. :evil:

[QUOTE="JediXMan7"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

The Jedi had become bloated and dogmatic, while the Sith picked retarded names for themselves*. I guess I'd choose to be a Jedi, but only if it's in Luke Skywalker's new Jedi era.

(*their names were such dead giveaways that there should have been a Sith named Darth Obvious)

OrkHammer007

Oh I don't know. If you heard of a guy named Tenebrous, Zannah, Caedus, Sion, Nihl, or Maladi, I don't think you'd automatically think "evil."

PS: Yes, those are all Darths.

Not automatically. They're not as obvious as Bane, Sidious, Maul, etc.

[QUOTE="JediXMan7"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"] No, that's a joke. If you are dark, you could never be light.gaming25

Tell that to Revan.

Read the Revan novel.

[QUOTE="Namgis"]

[QUOTE="sonicare"]

You guys take your vow of celibacy. Good luck with that.

sonicare

That's why I went with a bit of both Sith and Jedi. Best of both worlds ;)

No point in wasting all that power.

Hm.

Actually, I can think of more married Jedi than I can Sith.

[QUOTE="lordreaven"]

One who can walk the narrow line of light and dark is truely free.

gaming25

Tell that to Revan.