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I wondered when my luck would run out 

1:Food, of course. Maybe throw some coffee in there too
2:Dakka for the dakka god, ammo for the ammo throne!
3: Since I don't need crew, I'm going to spend some time fixing that dodge roll

So just a question: is there a restriction to how many times someone can fire? or use the free fire from turning/moving?

Wow, only two 5s in that bunch
1: (Armor) Plate the areas around the engine, cab, and wheels. Everything else is secondary
2: (Dodge) Besides Luke's skill as a driver, the car has high traction tires for better grip and an early warning system that tells him when someone's about to shoot him
3: (Countermeasure) Special automated nodes on the car send out a electrical signal that causes missiles to explode before hitting their target

Also, holy dang, that laser. I'd hate to see what it would be like if he rolled higher than a 2

There are a few things where something like this could actually be useful. Particularly to provent counterfeiting, which China companies are notorious for selling knock offs because they know the government has their back

This debate isn't really much of a debate anymore, though, so how about we debate about... animal testing. Example: the movie 'The Abyss' contained a scene where they were proving that a living being could breathe Perfluorocarbons due to their high oxygen content. Their method: trapping a rat in a box of the stuff. On the other hand, medicinal testing. Thoughts?

I honestly have no problem with testing on animals (with exception, of course). Why? because most animal used testing were breed for such, and many of those are from domesticated animals. Now, test in chimps and stuff like that I would be against, but not much beside that.

@Xanatos: I guess so.

Just a question: I haven't played Space Hulk, but I know I've seen a model for a librarian come with the box. Are there rules for librarians?

Yes

Edit: actually, for the sake of keeping my original plan, I'm switching out the spikes for a reenforced ram

Considering the amount of people who use the internet, including those who use it for business, to keep in touch with those they love, and and explore a world beyond themselves, I'd say "millions" is short.