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A day late...May the 4th be with you  

MuselessWriter 45M
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5/5/2010 5:22 am
A day late...May the 4th be with you


My geek license should be revoked. How did May 4th roll on by and I didn't notice? Was I that busy...I hardly think so. Do I often walk around not knowing the exact date...well, yes. I hardly ever know what day it is nevertheless the actual date.

Anyways, my lack of general date awareness isn't the entire point (or is it). How in a galaxy far, far away did I forget that yesterday (May 4th) was Star Wars Day? I should be taken out into the Dune Sea and dumped in the Great Pit of Carkoon. I call myself a geek and a Star Wars fan yet forget Star Wars Day. Good grief, I must not be myself lately. What have I turned into? I must go forth and reunite with my geekdom and geek out as much as humanly possible. I'm horny...that's a start. Maybe I'll watch some<b> hentai...</font></b>there we go. Horny and lame. It's a start.

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away it was decided that May 4th would be Star Wars Day. And if you're lucky, the festivities will include themed cakes or "Wookie Cookies."

The turn of phrase “May the 4th be with you” may seem like a hokey way to celebrate the legacy of such a ground-breaking film series, but many fans enjoy the idea of having a day dedicated to the franchise.

Everything from large collectible houses giveaways to students encouraged to dress up as their favorite Star Wars characters will mark this years festivities. Local conventions and cosplay groups will have viewing parties planned where they watch all six films back to back. A Lego fan community focused on Star Wars is giving away limited edition Lego figures. There’s even a Jedi Church that fans can attend to commemorate the day.

This year overall is pretty big for any Star Wars fan. Celebration V is August of this year in Orlando, Florida. Then there’s the yearly Star Wars Weekends at Disneyworld and of course the 30th anniversary of the release of "The Empire Strikes Back" this month.

So while some Star Wars fans may not necessarily embrace the phrase, we all enjoy celebrating the movies we love. Got any Star Wars memories to share today? Comment below or visit iReport to discuss "Empire" specifically.


MuselessWriter 45M

5/5/2010 9:27 am

    Quoting  :

*gasp* you hate Star Wars...you're dead to me I'm the exact opposite, I think Star Wars was the first thing I loved. I distinctly remember dashing downstairs on a Saturday morning to watch it premier on HBO (I have no clue why I knew it was on HB and I loved every minute.


MuselessWriter 45M

5/6/2010 5:06 am

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well, I don't know...what am I saying...of course we can be friends despite our difference. I'd never hold a silly little thing like hating Star Wars against you...or would I


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