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Death Star
DEATH STAR
Rank: Pepper Love of the Awesome
Nominated by Love of the Awesome
Special Selection June 2009

This spherical moon size battle station produces the mother of all laser beams. The Death Star is capable of moving throughout the galaxy, destroying entire planets and spreading fear like a shadow of impending doom. 75 miles in diameter it has a surface like a metropolis full of detention blocks and interrogation cells. The death star is capable of housing a billion people and requires a million personnel to operate.

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Death Star was voted MORE AWESOME than:

Library of Congress


The Couch Dress


Moustache Balaclava


Shaved Ball Cap


Giant Nintendo Controller


Little Superstar


Meat Suitcase


Sasquatch


Unibrow


General Lee 01


Roller Derby


Dwight K. Schrute


Mister Rogers doing The Wave


Miracle On Ice


President Obama


The Hamburger Bed


Bob Ross


Flying Spaghetti Monster


Beer Maids


WAKE n' BACON


Zombies


Paul Bunyan


Space Invader Invasion


Octo-Stache


Peekaru


Queen of the Mist


Ultra Slow Motion


The Viking Helmet


Johnny Cash


Keith Loutit's Little Sydney


Soccer* Hooligans


Reliant Robin


Stinky Cheese


Chindogu


Notorious B.I.G. Doll


Rasputin


The Disintegrator: Rubber Band Minigun


Mermaids


Male Emperor Penguins


Rockin' Steady


Literal Video Versions


Chuck Norris vs. Bruce Lee


Gene Wilder's Willy Wonka


Hunter S. Thompson


Death Star was voted LESS AWESOME than:

Teddy Roosevelt


Chewbacca


Jesus Christ


Theo Jansen's Art


Nikola Tesla


Robocop on a Unicorn


Aurora Borealis


Badass Mountain Men


Hedgehogs


The Brick Testament


Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton


Captain James T. Kirk


The Man with No Name


Banksy


Teddy Roosevelt


Teddy Roosevelt


Choose Your Own Adventure Books


Library of Congress


Che Guevara


James Earl Jones Counts to 10


Emperor Norton


Jesus Riding A Dinosaur

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Choose Your Own Adventure Books
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE BOOKS
Rank: Blade the_mad_nader
Nominated by the_mad_nader

These books were popular in the 80's and early 90's, selling over 250 million copies between 1979-1998. Every book is packed with action and the reader is the star. Every couple of pages the reader needs to decide what he/she should do next.

  • If you decide to leave the shop, turn to page 4.
  • If you decide to talk to the shopkeeper, turn to page 5.

Depending on the reader's choices a  CYOA book can have a happy ending or one of many others.  There is even a CYOA book that has an ending that can only be reached by cheating.  Choose your own Adventure.

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Choose Your Own Adventure Books was voted MORE AWESOME than:

Unibrow


Octo-Stache


Queen of the Mist


Deja Vu


Gong


The Viking Helmet


Reliant Robin


Chindogu


Tiesto


Notorious B.I.G. Doll


The Disintegrator: Rubber Band Minigun


Death Star


Mermaids


Male Emperor Penguins


Rockin' Steady


Indy's Whip


Choose Your Own Adventure Books was voted LESS AWESOME than:

Ultra Slow Motion


Troy Hurtubise's Inventions


Johnny Cash


Library of Congress


Rasputin


James Earl Jones Counts to 10

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Rank: Blade Thad B. Awesome
Thad B. Awesome commented ( about Choose Your Own Adventure Books ) on 6/18/2009
Back before The Brick Testament launched my career to the heights of minor internet celebrity, my first brush with infamy was in 1997 as the creator of BRAD: the game, the internet's most perverted text-based Choose Your Own Adventure, loosely based on the exploits of my uncle Brad. http://www.bradthegame.com reply

Rank: Colonel DorkPower
DorkPower replied to Thad B. Awesome on 6/18/2009
I see Brad bringing you a second championship ring. reply

Rank: Schultz onetwobri
onetwobri replied to on 6/18/2009
i like to pretend that you are not actually a person. reply

Rank: Schultz onetwobri
onetwobri replied to onetwobri on 6/18/2009
but some sort of super intelligent robot or program reply

Rank: Blade Thad B. Awesome
Thad B. Awesome replied to onetwobri on 6/19/2009
If only. reply

Rank: Blade the_mad_nader
the_mad_nader replied to on 6/19/2009
Oh hells, you should relase BRAD: the game as an iPhone app. That shizz would KILL! reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne commented ( about Choose Your Own Adventure Books ) on 6/18/2009
Books that would have been better if they had been "Choose Your Own Adventure":

1) The Motorcycle Diaries
2) James Joyce's Ulysses
3) To Kill a Mockingbird
4) The Grapes of Wrath
5) Gravity's Rainbow
6) Anne Frank's Diary reply

Rank: Colonel DorkPower
DorkPower replied to Olav Rokne on 6/18/2009
3.) You stand at Boo Radley's house. To go in, turn to page #23. To leave, turn to page #43. To leave a burning bag of dog poo, turn to page #99. 4.) To stay in Oklahoma, turn to page #59. To go to California, turn to page #102. To battle the Zombie Invasion in Tulsa, go to page, #408. reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne replied to DorkPower on 6/18/2009
I turn to page #99! reply

Rank: Ermey Kymberlie R. McGuire
Kymberlie R. McGuire replied to on 6/18/2009
I would totally turn to page #408. reply

Rank: Tom Ghazi
Ghazi replied to on 6/18/2009
6.) The Nazi's are down stairs. To wish them a happy Hanukkah turn to page 29. To hide in the attic turn to page 107. To call in airstrike using telepathy turn to page 91. reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne replied to Ghazi on 6/18/2009
You need to write this!!!!! reply

Rank: Tom Ghazi
Ghazi replied to Olav Rokne on 6/18/2009
Anne Frank's Choose Your Own Diary, in a Borders near you summer 2010 :) reply

Rank: Schultz Under the Radar
Under the Radar replied to Ghazi on 6/21/2009
I smell a Disney Presents "Anne Franke's CYOD" On Ice!!! reply

Rank: Colonel DorkPower
DorkPower commented ( about Choose Your Own Adventure Books ) on 6/12/2009
I think you had to be a kid in the early 80's to appreciate Choose Your Own Adventure. They were video games before video games. The whole concept of a book was taken to a whole different place, where you were the hero making the choices. There were different worlds to be explored, based on the choices you made. I bought every new one as soon as it hit the shelves. reply

Rank: Blade the_mad_nader
the_mad_nader replied to DorkPower on 6/12/2009
+1! That's exactly how I described CYOA books when I nominated them! Totally revolutionary, when you think that back then the term "interactive" didn't apply to absolutely everything. I think they helped foster my love of books - kinda like training wheels in a way - because they sorta helped spark your imagination with simply the words on the pages. Not to mention that, back then, I'd imagine they were also rather tricky to write. Plus, the supposed origin of the genre was a man who wrote his own bedtime story to read to his kids - and made it so they could decide what happened next. Super awesome to me, but I do understand how it could be lost on people who never read them reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne commented ( about Death Star ) on 6/10/2009
The Death Star could have destroyed the planet of the Jar Jar Binkses, but didn't. reply

Rank: Pepper Patrick Moniz
Patrick Moniz replied to Olav Rokne on 6/10/2009
It should have... reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne replied to Patrick Moniz on 6/10/2009
I know! That's an epic fail! reply

Rank: Tom Ivan Awesomeoff
Ivan Awesomeoff replied to Olav Rokne on 6/13/2009
Totally, epic epic fail reply

Rank: Ermey Frizzle The Farout
Frizzle The Farout replied to Ivan Awesomeoff on 9/9/2009
I think the fact that a bunch of personafied catfish were able to take down that many droids and not get blown up only increases a giant laser's awesomeness. reply

Rank: Schultz TheTallTerror
TheTallTerror replied to on 6/17/2009
If it did, it would have been even more awesome. reply

Rank: Tom xyop96
xyop96 replied to TheTallTerror on 6/24/2009
yea lets all vote for queen of the mist now reply

Rank: Blade Thad B. Awesome
Thad B. Awesome commented ( about Death Star ) on 6/7/2009
You people are voting for something that is used to efficiently kill billions of innocent people at a time. Sure, it is fictional, but you are still voting for a fictional floating planetwide holocaust device. Think about it. reply

Rank: Tom Olav Rokne
Olav Rokne replied to Thad B. Awesome on 6/8/2009
Sorry, much like Yorky, I have to vote against religious fanatic terrorists like Luke Skywalker, so the Death Star has my vote. reply

Rank: Blade Thad B. Awesome
Thad B. Awesome replied to Olav Rokne on 6/8/2009
Your logic has won me over. A vote for the Death Star is a vote for peace, justice, law, order, and the American way. A vote for Che Guevara is a vote for Luke Skywalker, Osama bin Laden, and the families of the victims of 9/11 who don't support the Iraq War. reply

Rank: Tom Ivan Awesomeoff
Ivan Awesomeoff replied to Thad B. Awesome on 6/9/2009
This is suddenly the best political debate I have heard in 10 years reply

Rank: T.B.D. (Captain) The McBoxman
The McBoxman commented ( about Death Star ) on 6/6/2009
I actually noticed that there are no legit Death Star pictures in this slideshow. It must be so awesome, everyone just know what that is. reply

Rank: Blade the_mad_nader
the_mad_nader commented ( about Choose Your Own Adventure Books ) on 6/5/2009
Oooh, the first candidate I've ever nominated - do I need to recuse myself from voting? Naah, CYOA books are just way too awesome! reply


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