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Design
Form 2 Sex Toy Vs Millennium Falcon
2:00PM Jesus Diaz | When it was announced, I said that the Form 2 sex toy looks like a Millennium Falcon. Manufacturer JimmyJane wrote saying that they agree, which is why they created this side-to-side comparison between the Form 2 and Han Solo’s ship. More »
Design
Millennium Falcon Can Do The “Free Bird” Guitar Solo
3:00PM Jesus Diaz | Han Guitar Solo t-shirt sold separately. [Flickr via Geekologie via Star Wars Blog] More »
Design
Hyperspace Dreams
4:30AM Jack Loftus | Things one should not say while engaged in romantic duties in a Millennium Falcon bed: “She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid. I’ve made a lot of special modifications myself.” More »
Design
Millennium Falcon Cufflinks
9:14PM Jesus Diaz | Whoever created these $US22 polymer clay Millennium Falcon cufflinks forgot a simple fact: People who buy Star Wars merchandise rarely wear anything else but t-shirts or fake Imperial Stormtrooper plastic armours. [Etsy via Geeky Gadget] More »
Toys
9:37AM Nick Broughall | After you watch this stop-action film of a Lego Millenium Falcon construction by Paul Romein and Greg Radzimowsky, close your eyes and imagine what your life would be like without the Internet. For a start, you would never have had the opportunity to watch this little film. In fact, Paul and Greg probably wouldn’t have even bothered to make it, instead opting to just make the Lego starship and run around the area pretending to fly it without a camera. There’d also be no Gizmodo, which would mean I’d probably be unemployed, spending my days thinking about making a stop action Lego movie myself, but for the fact that without the Internet, I’d have no real way to share it with the world. And in the end, that’s what really makes the Internet so awesome, isn’t it?
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Stop Action Lego Millenium Falcon Build Proves Why The Internet Is Awesome
9:37AM Nick Broughall | After you watch this stop-action film of a Lego Millenium Falcon construction by Paul Romein and Greg Radzimowsky, close your eyes and imagine what your life would be like without the Internet. For a start, you would never have had the opportunity to watch this little film. In fact, Paul and Greg probably wouldn’t have even bothered to make it, instead opting to just make the Lego starship and run around the area pretending to fly it without a camera. There’d also be no Gizmodo, which would mean I’d probably be unemployed, spending my days thinking about making a stop action Lego movie myself, but for the fact that without the Internet, I’d have no real way to share it with the world. And in the end, that’s what really makes the Internet so awesome, isn’t it?
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Gadgets
Millennium Falcon Sled is as Close as You’ll Ever Get to the Real Thing
2:00AM Adam Frucci | You may never fly the Millennium Falcon with a Wookie by your side, but at least you can fly down a hill on a rough approximation of the famous ship. That’s still pretty good. More »
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