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Ewok Clone
A really got off at a lively start the moment it was released: it began
to fall. It fell until it hit the ground. Upon impact, there was a loud
"splut" sound. A small crack opened on one side of Ewok Clone A's head. There
was no noticeable change in the stupidity of it's looks.
Ewok Clone B didn't look as impressed by it's drop as by Ewok Clone A - it tried to run away to the High Court around the corner (a classic mistake) something impossible in the weather pattern around the Senate building - it got sucked into the maelstrom and phoned in a few days later from Phare IV. |
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Test Results: | |||||||||
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Conclusions: Mutant Ewok Clones are affected
by gravity. However, their reaction upon impact is much less than expected,
and they maintain a good deal of structural integrity from such a lofty
fall. So if one needed to jump off of the 300th floor of the Senate Building
and land safely, one could either pad the ground or one's self with Mutant
Ewok Clones, which although they would not probably survive the fall, they would
break your fall so that you could escape unharmed.
Next week: We do gravitational tests on lemmings. |
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