Star Wars Lightsabers

Posted 29th September 2009 in Darth Vader, Star Wars The $50 Darth Vader Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Holder is essentially a sculpture that holds your sensor bar in the place of a lightsaber. So while you flail away at Wii Sports Resort, onlookers will enjoy the tacit implication that you are not only besting the game but the entire Dark Side of the force. Well, that, or your friends will realize that your fascination with a 30-year-old movie franchise is depleting your bank account and adverse

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It’s that time of year again…time for ghouls, goblins and things that go bump in the night. Here at Blippitt, if you’re looking for Halloween costume ideas for 2009, we’ve got you covered. We’ve got costumes for babies, guys, girls, even Halloween costume ideas for couples and families! So let the little kid in you come out and play. Halloween is almost here! TOP BABY HALLOWEEN COSTUMES: Our baby costumes include: Newborn, Infant, Walker, and Toddler sizes.

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Howdy! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for all of our latest crap.For all intents and purposes, the Star Wars Saga was always a movie meant for the younger audience. Lucas himself has admitted, when bombarded with questions as to why his universe is populated by Muppets and infantile alien races, that the point was to get a reaction from the youth. However, grown-ups frequent his films and have discovered some pretty adult and decidedly less youth-oriented topics

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Tags: holder, life, nintendo, nintendo wii, nuvifone g60, sensor bar Sitting some where between Halloween and holiday present is the Darth Vader Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Holder. If you’re not a Wii owner like me then it will probably take you a second or two to figure out what the hell this thing is.The Nintendo Wii requires a sensor to be placed on the top of the TV in order for the controllers to work properly. If you own a Wii than you know how unappealing they can look. The Darth Vader N

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WORDS BY OWEN JAVELLANA The year 2000 was supposed to be filled with robots and virtual reality. Instead we got George W. Bush and the Baha Men. And not to pour salt on the wound, but there’s a lot of cool ass science-fiction stuff that’s gonna stay fiction for a while. And in the off chance that scientists do find a way to make them reality, you better believe that mankind will find a way to mess them up. It’s better that you hear it from me now. 1. The Flying Car For

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