Keep it in the box, itll be worth a fortune one day
Rated • 40 reviews • science fiction • ntlworld.com
truly awful star wars collectables...be sure to check out the awfulness guide at the end.
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error101/science fiction
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error101 is a 30 year old guy from Istanbul, Turkey
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http://www.joeyinteractive.com/blog?p=290
Rated • 42 reviews • photography, science fiction • joeyinteractive.com
"amazing photos of Star Wars characters mixed with Parisian architecture. They were shot by French photographer Cedric Delsaux.
R2-D2, Darth Vader and his storm troopers may just have been model toys, superimposed onto the shots, but that illusion works. Urban wasteland becomes intergalactic battleground."
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Google
Rated • 9 reviews • science fiction, google • google.com
omg...did you know that you can use google in klingon?
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The Infinite Matrix | William Gibson | Time Machine Cuba
Rated • 2 reviews • science fiction • infinitematrix.net
"I learned of science fiction and history in a single season.
History I found in the basement of an old brick house I happened to pass each day, on my way to elementary school, in a small town in Virginia."
an essay by William Gibson about how he has gotten himself into sf.
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actionfigureadventures.net
Rated • 2 reviews • science fiction • actionfigureadventures.net
Evil Luke Skywalker: Hey! Trunks #1! Goten! Do you know what you're doing? That's Vegeta's Chair! Nobody is to sit there! Get out!
Goten: Fine, fine!
Trunks: We're going!
Evil Luke Skywlaker: You be more careful.
Vegeta: Ahem! Is there a reason you are near my Chair, Evil Puke Cloudskipper?
Evil Luke Skywalker: Gulp! I...I was just telling...
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My Website Home
Rated • 2 reviews • science fiction • timewarptv.com
whoa this is an absolute gem. screen tests for star wars actors. what if kurt russel played han?
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Quorn versus the Microwave Popcorn! - Neil Gaiman
Rated • 4 reviews • science fiction • concatenation.org
"When I was a kid it was easier. We were definitely somewhere in the present and, I was pretty certain, we were heading for the future. SF showed me what it was going to be like: computers, and aliens, and mile-long silver spaceships.
It ought to be the future by now. I just checked my calendar. I don't know what's keeping it."
