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Re: Astro Lift Co. entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space MOC contest.
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 7 May 2001 00:59:22 GMT
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Trevor & All,
> Hi, all! Wow, talk about me leaving this RIGHT to the last minute. Well
> it's May 5th, the last day to enter MOCs for the contest, and here is • mine.
> I don't have the presentation of the Sight Hound contest entry, and my
> camera was giving me troubles, but I think I have conveyed the point well
> enough. I present the IP560 Industrial Processor Vessel. In this case • the
> ship has been configured to process Gungans for the production of GUNGAN
> SPAMCAKE! :^D Not everyone may be aware, but there are large fishing
> trawlers in use today that catch, clean, process and can the fish (ie:
> salmon) right on board. This is the same idea. But for our most beloved
> Gungan minifig character.
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> Some may question as to whether it is ethical to carve up sentient
> creatures. We at the Astro Lift Company simply remind the consumer that • the
> question as to whether or not a Gungan is actually "sentient" let alone a
> creature that deserves humanitarian rights is in debate. We expect the
> litigation to take years. In the mean time, have another helping of • GUNGAN
> SPAM! It's good for you! You can also strip paint with it!
Absolutely marvelous, Trevor. Although using Gungans as a processing food
falls under the AP
charter, which has not ruled on Gungan as sentient life or not. ; )
All joking aside, excellent work!
Scott "Trying to get his new ISP working right" S.
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