His Divine Shadow wrote:So you do not know english proper, just say so.
Well, duh, guess what... I
do not know all english tricks and rules, so sometime I make grammar errors. But I'm sure that I mastered meaning of the word "incapable".
Ooh I'm so hurt...
Your first usage of sarcasm... There's still hope for ya
I guess that applies to me and everyone else besides you then,
It applies to all people who find pleasure in insulting other people.
This thread is going on just fine even with your intermittant whining and inability to fess up,
Then when was your last on topic reponse? You just whine about my imaginable errors and nothing else.
Let's just have the people here say what they think, Slartibartfast already answered:
Snicker... since it is videly known that Slartibartfast alone counts as many "people"
And, in an attempt to bring you back on topic, there's something new: Stormtroopers commander specifically orders his people to "load weapons". What do you think - is that means that he considers setting weapons to lower setting such obvious procedure that he doesn't give specific orders?
One would consider loading weapons an obvious procedure, too...
And who got the impression that it meant that E-11's where incapable of causing similar destruction?
Um... I did. Because in that particular case they obviously were incapable of blowing parts of the wall or floor.
I just hope you will learn to think, at all.
I can think very well, now... how about you?
Ender wrote:
It don't work that way and you know it.
So you think that if you propose a theory then everyone are supposed to believe it without any evidence, but if someone elese (like me) proposes their own theory they have to provide evidence that must disprove yours?
Ok, fine. Take your ROTJ casette, pop it in video player and watch the movie. There's all the evidence I need.
Do you even know how cauterization works? Touching it would not cause blood flow.
Well, cauterization causes... cauterization

It means that something is... well, cauterized. However there's still living body beneath the cauterized wound. And Han wasn't exactly gentle while touching her arm.
No, that's what happens when they hit something like a wall. Flesh would not react that way.
I wonder, how many times have we seen effects of the blast on living flesh?
There's poor Greedo... and they escape, and then fight stormtroopers, and then fight more stormtroopers, and then fight even more stormtroopers, and they Leia gets hurt. Am I right?
Now tell me - was there a big flash, or even a shower of sparks when Greedo got shot?