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From W. Dwight Hatfield:

He uttered one of the most iconic phrases in Pop Culture in the Original Star Wars Episode IV as the Storm trooper foiled by Obi Wan Kenobi, who among us hasn’t heard the line “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for”?! Actor, director, composer, Anthony Forrest is the guest on the newest episode of The Wrestling Hotseat hosted on www.myvirtualbc.com and sponsored by www.hirepowered.com

If you’d like to hear the podcast interview, click on the link above. “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for” was indeed a classic moment, and the source of inspriration for the 404 page here at JediNet. Check it out: http://www.jedinet.com/omgtheresnothinghere

Indy Mogul has a new video out that details how to build your own custom lightsaber for under $40 bucks!

About the video:

This week on Backyard FX we show you how to build a real lightsaber. Erik Beck unearths the original lightsaber blueprints from the special effects creator for Star Wars. And now we show you how to buy parts to a real lightsaber so you can have your own custom Star Wars weapon.

Thanks to Jeaux Janovsky for the news!

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• Build a real lightsaber and become a Jedi: BFX

A quick glance through your macrobinoculars and you see this. Your superiors suspected Imperial activity, so you spotting this AT-AT walker is just icing on the cake.

We’ve featured Star Wars themed cakes before, feel free to share yours in the comments.

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Ah, I love Youtube.

Vader and his crew of Imperial subordinates were caught on tape in a dance competition. A very entertaining one, actually. I was very impressed with Chewbacca’s performance. I didn’t know a Wookiee could dance like that.

This took place uncomfortably close to Hollywood producers. Still, if you can get over horrific visions of “Star Wars – the Musical” or “Star Wars on Ice” then you’ll love this video! Enjoy.

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Just saw that you can get Blue Harvest wallpapers – like Darth Stewie – for your cell phone on FamilyGuyMobile.com

You can download images from the site by putting in your cell phone number and handset type. Looks like they cost about two bucks each.