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Star Wars Cantina Song

Robert — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 02:00:52 +0000

This is just plain awesome.

Robot Chicken's Star Wars Special

Robert — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 20:38:55 +0000

June 17th.

Put that date in your Google calendar!!

Call me Uncle Bob

Robert — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:47:25 +0000

My sister gave birth to a 10 pound baby boy on Christmas Eve, Donovan James McCarthy. This is her and her husband’s first baby and my first venture into unclehood. Needless to say, the entire family is ecstatic.

Including my daughter who has had a sudden interest in babies over the last year or so. She’s already asking when she can babysit.

In unrelated Christmas news, Cameron got the Lego Star Wars ships she asked for. The first one she got was Slave 1 (Boba Fett’s ship – duh, obviously) and the second one was the ever impressive Star Destroyer. She must have been good this year because Santa thought it was appropriate to spoil her rotten. — She really is a good kid though.

The first set (Slave 1) has 537 pieces in it and took me over 5 hours to put together. The Star Destroyer has almost 1400 pieces in it. I haven’t even opened the box yet because, quite frankly, I’m scared. I predict it will take me the entire month of January to put that sucker together. Maybe even half of February too. But it should be fun, right? Lol, of course it will be.

In case I don’t post in the next couple of days, have a great New Year everybody. I have a good feeling about 2007… (famous last words?)

Darth calling the Emperor

Robert — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 21:03:16 +0000

This is hilarious.

Jedis love MacBooks

Robert — Sat, 24 Jun 2006 02:37:11 +0000

I bought a MacBook about a month ago. A nice shiny white one. I plan on writing a full hands on review of it, but first I must thoroughly acquaint myself with this fine piece of hardware. I don’t want to be too hasty.

But what I’m about to reveal to you just can’t wait! I found what could be the greatest program ever written! It’s called MacSaber. Simply put, it takes any MacBook and transforms it into a Jedi weapon of death.

In case you didn’t know, MacBooks, and I believe older Powerbooks and iBooks, have motion sensors built into them. The reason for this is quite brilliant. If you, or anyone else, accidentally hits the laptop or knocks it off the desk, the motion sensor detects this and immediately locks down the hard drives to protect your data (more about this in my review).

Enter Ian ”isnoop” Anthony. This guy wrote a brilliant hack that takes complete advantage of the MackBooks motion sensor technology. Just install this little program and start swinging your $1400 MacBook around the room to hear the melodious sounds of a Jedi’s lightsaber. It’s music to your ears.

And to think, a week ago I was carrying my MacBook around the room like it was a new born baby. No more I say. My MacBook has since been converted into a finely tuned instrument of death. One in which I flail around the room as if I was battling Emperor Palpatine himself. Not unlike this actually.

I think it’s fair to say that this little gem justifies the purchase of my new MacBook.

Rare deleted Star Wars scene

Robert — Wed, 17 May 2006 05:08:25 +0000

So I was surfing around on uncrate.com tonight checking out all the cool stuff that I can’t afford, when I stumbled upon this little gem. The link was in Uncrate’s “Best of Buzz Patrol” section.

On an unrelated note, you guys may also want to check out this post from Buzz Patrol. I won’t tell you what it is, but I’ll give you some hints. It has to do with awards, Scarlett Johansson, and cleavage.