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There’s a meteorite that hit the ground near here. I want to check it out. It won’t take long.
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Well, I finished my circle. I don’t pick up any life readings.
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Okay. Everyone to your stations. Let’s go!
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Our mission today is not to defeat the Empire. What we must do is to keep the Rebel Alliance alive.
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Transport, this is Solo. Better take off – I can’t get to you. I’ll get the princess out on the Falcon.
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She made the Kessel run in 12 parsecs.
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GeekDad reader Sean Murray sent along these great pictures of the Millenium Falcon sled he made for a little snow day play with his daughter (a self-rescuing princess if ever we saw one):
Each year, my work puts on a Winter Carnival. Each section forms a team and selects a theme for themselves. This year, I decided to put a team together and we chose Star Wars as our theme. One of the events is a Human Dogsled Race using team-built sleighs. As the Team Captain, I took on the task of creating the ultimate sled: The Millennium Falcon. Everyone seemed to like the finished product, but the best part for me was being able to play Star Wars with my daughter. The sled is made entirely of cardboard and mounted to a plastic toboggan underneath.
Mandatory Han Solo quote: “She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid.”
Sean, the Force is indeed strong with you. Well done!
[All images courtesy Sean Murray.]