
I went through a phase of loving everything to do with watermelons, at that point I would have happily worn this helmet by nutcase it features:
- Adjustable Spin Dial allows for perfect fit and three sets of removable low-density polyurethane foam insert liners for comfort, and for refining fit.
- Anti-Pinch, Magnetic Buckle/chinstrap for one-handed operation
- 360 degree Reflectivity in front, back and side Nutcase logos
- Complies with CPSC standard for age 5 + up – Injection-molded ABS shell- Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) protective inner foam for high impact protection
- 2 Front intake vents, 7 multiple top-mounted exhaust vents, and 2 Rear exhaust vents
Via Geek Alerts

I’m not sure I have the cahonies to wear this R2D2 helmet by Red it’s features
- Spin Fit System – Easily dial in the fit and customize the liner’s circumference with this super low-profile system.
- Airvanced Ventilation – A customizable airflow venting system that allows the rider to control the helmet’s climate.
- Goggle Gasket – Fully removable, waterproof/breathable shield that eliminates the gap between goggle and helmet.
- Ultra Lightweight In-Molded Polycarbonate Shell
- Snow, Skate, Bike Crossover
- ASTM 2040, CPSC, and CE 1077B Certified
Also via Geek Alerts
Categories: Cycling, Star wars Tags: Airflow, Bike, Bike Helmets, Cahonies, Chinstrap, Circumference, Density Polyurethane, Expanded Polystyrene, Helmet, Impact Protection, Intake Vents, Low Density, Nutcase, Perfect Fit, Polycarbonate Shell, Polyurethane Foam, Profile System, R2D2, Rear Exhaust, Reflectivity, Starwars, Watermelons, Waterproof Breathable

Deviant Art user orudorumagi11 has a full gallery of Dollar Bill origami, some of it is pretty cool and Star Wars Themed. Go check it out…


Via Deviant Art

These are really cute, all you have to do is stick a couple of Oreos on the side of the cupcakes but it’s still cool and I didn’t think of it. The recipe is actually available at Just Jen Recipes. Enjoy.

Oddly found this on a Dr. Who blog… No info..
Via Cult of the blue box

God that is a horrible pun… Also doesn’t the verb to “Lando” imply betrayal?


Via Etsy

I’m on my iPad so I can’t chase up the attribution for this image properly at the moment… Its by Aaron Williams of Do Gooder Press. I looked there and he has a bunch of we comics one of which I assume this was published on.

Falcon Girl puts Princess Leia in Tank Girls boots, the image is by James Hance (Prints available @ jameshance.com & jameshance.co.uk ) T-Shirt Available at redbubble.
I saw this days ago now I feel like it’s old news as it was posted on BoingBoing this morning
Why am I too busy to actually write all the blog posts I want to?
In other news I’ve been meaning to read the comic for a while because having seen and really enjoyed the movie I felt it deserved a look see. I really didn’t like the comic, that also saddens me…
Via Iain Brooks

If there is one thing I appreciate it’s cake, and this epic 6 foot 4 inches Stormtrooper cake is… Well, epic to say the least. I was made by the cake artisans at Oak Leaf Cakes for the Arisia Sci-Fi Convention in Boston, MA.
No more cake posts today I promise… Unless I see something really good…

You may have noticed I’m clearing out my backlog of draft posts… I’ll let the guy who created this awesome Skeletor/Darth Vader bust put it into context:
by Ryan Renders
“I was picked to create a custom Darth Vader helmet by Halloweencostumes.com and I decided to turn my full size replica helmet into a bust of Skeletor. As I was creating this colossal custom I decided to Incorporated a few more elements into the piece that would represent Vader. So I created the sword of power but used Vader’s light saber for the handle and I Incorporated the Empire logo into his chest armor.”
Oddly (and I’m not sure whether or not I’ve said this here before) I got a bit confused when I was a kid and was convinced that Skeletor was really He-Man’s father…


Via Illuminations and Other Stuff.
Categories: Art, Cartoons, Star wars Tags: 80's Cartoons, Bust, Darth Vaver, He-Man, Masters of the Universe, Ryan Renders, Sculpture, Skeletor, star wars

This is an idea I could really Get behind if it weren’t for the fact that it’s dark chocolate… I hate dark chocolate, it actually makes me gag…

Also because it’s on ThinkGeek I’d have to pay twice again the cost of the chocolate bar to get it sent to the UK… I really wish ThinkGeek had a UK store… I think my bank balance is glad they don’t though.
The alternative is of course to get a silicone Han Solo in Carbonite Ice Tray and roll your own Han Solo in Chocolate Carbonite, then you could use Milk chocolate and it wouldn’t taste rancid… You could even make chocolate R2D2s MMMMMM chocolate droids!
Via Think Geek