[glassmonkey]

Come to the Dark Side, we have cookies. -Darth Vader

 
I just got this as a Christmas present. Bourbon cookies from Japan in a Star Wars tin. Perfect timing. Vader seems to know Santa's weakness.

 

[nmatheis]

Bourbon cookies?!? Me want!!!

 

[Double-A]

Have any of you tried honey bourbon chicken? That stuff is amazing. Served over some rice? Yum!

 

[nmatheis]

20+ year vegetarian, so no :wink_face:

 

[Double-A]

Oh, well for everybody who isn't a vegetarian, that, with some sweet tea. Delicious

 

[Dadracer]

It transpires that the main reason that ifi Audio didn't use the latest specification SABRE chip in the new iDAC2 was mainly due to an issue over size................
 

 

[glassmonkey]

Bourbon cookies?!? Me want!!!

You can probably get Bourbon creams at your local Fred Meyer, but these Bourbon cookies are from a Japanese company. Mmmmm, Kylo Ren popcorn. I was really hoping to eat something out of Yoda's head, but R2 will do.
 

 

[x RELIC x]

Why buy Star Wars baking awesomeness?

Just say iCan (see what I did there?) and substitute ingredients if required!





Got this cookbook from a client in 1999 and its served me well!

 

[glassmonkey]

Why buy Star Wars baking awesomeness?

Just say iCan (see what I did there?) and substitute ingredients if required!

Got this cookbook from a client in 1999 and its served me well!

I think iCan, I think iCan, I think iCan...
 
That looks nom noms!

 

[Dadracer]

I have now worn out my DVD copies of Star Wars episodes 4,5 and 6 so have had to resort to going BLUE HARVEST..........
 

 

[x RELIC x]

Blue Harvest, and Something Something Something Darkside are awesome! One line, when going in to the carbon freezing chamber, had me in stitches!!

 

[manualvin]

Blaster what blaster? All i need is the ifi micro idsd and bb8 with r2d2
Aiming for the stars, may the force be with you
Happy holidays y'all!

 

[EVOLVIST]

Here is my entry, in 5 parts, as these come from a set of old reels, labeled, and belonging to the WOCC (War Office Cinematograph Committee), which later became the British Department of Information, and later, still, the Ministry of Information.
 
These tins of film were discovered at Meols Hall, Churchtown, Merseyside, during the building's reconstruction in 1961. It's anybody's guess how they arrived at Meols Hall, though the prominent theory is that Charles Hesketh somehow acquired them sometime before, or shortly after, he purchased the estate in 1919.
 
Nevertheless, the main point of interest is the striking (and dare we say too uncanny) similarities that exists between these small reels and the much later big budget Hollywood films of the 1970s and '80s.
 
Therefore, without further ado, we present to you this early cinematic short, so that you may be the judge as to which came first, the bayonet or the lightsaber.
 
PART I...
 

 

[EVOLVIST]

PART II...
 

 

[EVOLVIST]

PART III...