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Posted on August 22nd, 2009 by QT-3.14159
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As weather turns colder, this hat may be a wise investment, if rather misguided in political leanings.
Hat For the Man in a galaxy far far away Forest Green Silver White Cotton (Etsy)
While candy may not be pastry, it is a close cousin in the food world. As pleasant as either are alone, the inclusion of droids make both more attractive.
For those who prefer candy, and very specifically, the droid from “Lost in Space,” will appreciate this giant PEZ dispenser. It is 12” tall, and comes, coincidentally, with 12 packages of candy.
Yummy! Robot B-9 PEZ Dispenser (Robot Snob)
Although there are few details on this bag, knitted to resemble a certain droid, I must admit it is well-crafted and strangely attractive.
Artoo Bag V.2 (Star Wars Crafts)
While the designated gift-giving season for many people is still some months away, it never hurts to be prepared.
In that vein, this “treasure hunt” from chicaboom may be useful to those who have droid lovers on their shopping list. I am especially fond of the model at left, who seems quite enthusiastic with his recycling duties.
Cute Etsy Robot Stuff (Robots Dreams)
There is not much I can say about these cupcakes, other than to hope they were as tasty as they were adorable.
Star Wars Cupcakes (spoolsisters on Flickr)
There are, I believe, some times when a message can be taken too far.
Conserve Fuel, Ride To Work: Star Wars Style (Fashionably Geek)
It seems as if droid-related art turns up quite frequently. Here we have the work of Markku Lahdesmaki, a photographer from Finland. His work is currently on display in the Canvas Boutique and Gallery, and is available for purchase.
Markku Lahdesmaki Robot Photographs (Robot Snob)
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It would seem the Rebellion is not above using innocent animals in its efforts to portray Jedi in a positive light.
itteh bitteh jedi committeh… (I Can Has Cheezburger?)
If, for some reason, you have need to present those of alternate political persuasion with a gift, you might wish to consider this gift basket. containing several toys, boys, crayons, a cookie, and “healthy snack mix,” and rated for those above the age of five, it may give a subtle indication of your opinion of their views. Unless, of course, they are closer to that actual age. In the second case, you may want to be prepared for the inevitable practice with the included toy lightsaber.
If nothing else, you will have the knowledge that two dollars from the sale of this product goes to Angel Flight Northeast, who state, “Our volunteer pilots fly free of charge those who turn to us for help in getting to hospitals to receive much needed medical care.”
The Star Wars Gravy Train Keeps Rolling (Nerd Approved)
