Hasta La Gadget!

That’s no ring, it’s a space station! This men’s 14-karat white gold Star Wars ring features the Death Star on one side, and the Imperial Cog emblem on the other. It has a sandblasted and polished finish that even Grand Moff Tarkin would approve of.

The seller, artist Chelsea Swank has also done versions where stones are set in the Imperial Cog and Death Star. If you want, she can even add a Jedi Symbol or Rebel Alliance symbol.

This particular ring will cost you $1,050(USD), but that’s like a trillionth of what an actual Death Star would cost you. And you can’t even put that on your finger. Therefore, by my math, this ring is a true bargain.

Wanna make the Kessel Run in record time, while surfing the internet at the same time? You’d better use this Millenium Falcon computer then. It was the grand prize winner in last year’s Deconstruct for GOOD event sponsored by Good Magazine and Vizio.

This Millennium Falcon has both a PC and a MAC inside. When you and your Wookiee co-pilot can’t agree on an operating system, use both. Builder Ken Swallow removed the insides of a model ship and replaced them with a Mac Titanium G4 motherboard and a MSI ATX motherboard (PC) while keeping the original sound effects from the toy intact.

He added fans, lights and power switches for both computers. So you have a full Windows 7 PC and MAC OSX 10.5.8 system, with Linksys wireless, an Apple airport card and more – all inside of a spaceship. Hyperspace on over to Etsy to get more specs, or buy it for $2,800(USD). If you can’t afford that, you can always borrow some credits from Jabba.

Check out these sweet Doctor Who cookies. They were made by some friends of tumblr user falsenostalgia-sundries and seeing them all laid out on that tray makes me think that this is an animated kid’s special waiting to happen. I would tune in to watch these cookies go on adventures through space and time. I’d rather eat them though.

They look pretty delicious. I wonder if the taste matches the the Doctor. I bet William Hartnell’s doctor tastes all stale and crusty, while Jon Pertwee is all flaky and smells funny. Christopher Eccleston’s Doctor probably tastes bitter, while David Tennant has crazy flavor all over the place. I would probably prefer the Tom Baker Jelly Baby flavored version.

There’s a little known species of Wookiee that is often seen walking out of the ocean, known as Seaweed Wookiees. Okay, that’s a lie, but it would be cool to have ocean dwelling Wookiees that attacked folks on land. For now, all we have is this image from friends of redditor entreprenerds, who assembled this seaweed critter on a beach in Queensland.


It’s pretty cool and I never would have thought that seaweed would have made such good Wookiee fur. And yes, nerds, we are aware that his bandolier is on the wrong shoulder. I must be a super nerd myself, because it was the first thing that I noticed. If it bothers you that much, just do a horizontal transform in Photoshop and you’ll be fine.

It kind of looks like a Chewbacca scarecrow – which I would also like to see. Maybe this guy can help out with my request.

[via Neatorama]

Happy extermination day to you. Happy extermination day to you. I love a good Dalek cake and this cake was made by Mike’s Amazing Cakes for Irene’s 16th birthday. Hopefully that wasn’t her last, because you know how Dalek cakes can be. One minute you’re blowing out the candles and the next, you are lit up like an X-Ray as your ashes fall to the floor.

Irene is a very lucky girl, because this is a quality Dalek cake – especially that egg-beater arm. The details are super nice. And if it tastes anything like it looks, she came back for seconds.

I’ve never had a Dalek cake for my birthday, so save me a piece Irene. If there is any left. Which there isn’t, of course. Now I’m sad, but that doesn’t make this cake any less awesome.

[via Between The Pages via Neatorama]