Now that's the droid I'm looking for!

Now can we get a copy of this video with lots of "WOOOSH" sound effects added in?

I would have pumped quarters into this like nobody's business.

I shall henceforth only utter the term while wearing a monocle.

Must have for next year's ren fair in my area!

Awesome. Pure, pure awesome!

"...was filmed on the author's Connecticut estate in 1909, about a year before his death."

I'm equal parts fascinated and freaked out.

Kudos for using a screen-grab from The Craft!

According to an article in this month's National Geographic, most of the Olympic Village was built with the intent of converting it to something else afterwards.

THANK YOU for that add-on! Also, glad someone else noticed the AT-AT targeting shots!

They look like they're getting ready to watch a movie together!

That's one high-tech washing machine... My machine has, like, one knob and one button. And washes clothes just fine.

Ditto here, too. A talented artist for sure, but I don't care for the execution.

That's totally Photoshopped from a soundstage in Boise, Id! You can tell 'cuz the shadows are all wrong!

True enough!

This article was just an excuse to use that photo from Equilibrium.

The bright colors almost make the exoskeleton look like it was made by, say, Fisher Price or Little Tykes. Can you imagine if Fisher Price or Little Tykes made exoskeletons?!

Daw, I shall take you home and name you "Fluffy"!

Beat me to it. Both Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast are extremely protective of their copyrights, even going so far as to dictating what the artists can and can't do with their own work. Apparently, WotC obtains almost complete copyright for artwork from the artists, even going to far as to issuing cease-and-desist…