yes, yes of course. THe wampa. Faced with the ominous threat of distinction millions of years ago before the earth was established in the awesome and deleberate sense that it is today, (BREATH HERE) it is now thriving continuously in patches found all over the globe, and if you are lucky enough to actually get to know one of these funny but normal looking and appearing creatures, well at least from the outward part of the body, opposed to the insides, well that would be kinda gross if you saw their guts, and extremely deformed on the inside, then you will discover their language is quite simple, and in fact, if you speak with the same letter for the first letter of each word, you can catch on really fast, also but not deliberately trying to, learning their culture and exploring their ways of life just by talking in the same weird way, but don't be alarmed, they look the same as each and every one of us, and you never know where whey will wive. Oops, that was a little bit of wampa in me, shining through.
Thank you, and goodnight.
2007-06-26 16:05:27
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answered by TaKe A bOw 2
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In the "Star Wars" series, the WAMPA were ice creatures and carnivorous (meat-eaters) predators, native to the planet Hoth. They were covered in white fur, and had claws on hands and feet. They rarely killed their prey outright, but took the still-living victims back to their lair and encased them in ice to eat later.
2007-06-26 16:21:40
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answered by jan51601 7
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wampa............isn't that the snow beast seen in Star Wars V - The Empire Strikes Back?
you know.........the one that hangs Luke Skywalker upside down in the ice cave at the beginning of the film?
2007-06-26 16:03:21
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answered by Common_Sense_is_Uncommon 4
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Stop the world I want to get off.
Let me know when you find out what a wampa is.
Maybe they're related to oompa loompas.
2007-06-26 15:54:04
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answered by amp 6
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It might help to use their full name - Wampanoag
Wam·pa·no·ag
Wam·pa·no·ag [wòmpə nṓ àg]
(plural Wam·pa·no·ag or Wam·pa·no·ags)
n
member of Native N American people: a member of a Native North American people who once occupied lands in Rhode Island and Massachusetts
[Late 17th century. From Narragansett , literally “easterners.”]
-Wam·pa·no·ag, adj
Now, what the hell is this doing in philosophy?
2007-06-26 16:01:57
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answered by Sophist 7
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i thought it was a face your sister made....lol...........i tried it and totally blew at it.
2007-06-27 06:52:16
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answered by Anonymous
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