This is the way

This picture hangs over the crapper in my guest bathrooms

Is Mando wielding an AR?

jeffk said:

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Is Mando wielding an AR?

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It's an MK12. It was a going away gift when I left the service.

Claude! said:

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This picture hangs over the crapper in my guest bathrooms

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Well, plural.... Cue Vivaldi.

And yes, that's a real Meg tooth.

Here are my nerd out items in the house



Underneath is a shelf I'm about halfway putting together with stuff from The Batman. Used to have a ton more, but I sold most of it to pay for my golf addiction.

Nerds!!!!

This belongs to my wife that she got from her dad. It's a full size movie theater poster from a Turkish theater in 1972.

Bruce Almighty said:

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And yes, that's a real Meg tooth.

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See, your problem in the last picture is you need a bigger boat . .

Thought about sharing these on the Star Wars thread a few weeks ago...

Anybody familiar with Kith? They did an awesome Star Wars collab earlier this year. I couldn't help myself with these two figures. The Vader one doesn't photograph that well.






I also bought this sweater and shirt:







They had tons of cool stuff... Its all sold out now, but here's the entire collection:

https://kith.com/collections/kith-mens-for-star-wars

Not quite entertainment, but nerdy enough.

Swords from Princess Bride

Some shots from my movie room.





edit - for some release the TA filtering thing is objecting to the poster of the movie Alien.

This next poster was included in the original album release for the Star Wars score. I've had this since 1977, and am rather surprised it has survived all that time.

Here are a bunch of model kits that I've put together.

Cinco Ranch Aggie said:

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I've always loved that deleted scene from Iron Man where he and Darth Vader were getting freaky on the dance floor.

I got R2-D2 on my birthday in 1979. He is the lord of all Star Wars memorabilia, and he has been my friend through many dangers.

C1NRB said:

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*Dinosaur included for scale.

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My grandmother used to host Christmas Eve every year at her house and she had a Lazy Susan with all these little porcelain figurines to represent all of her grandchildren. The dinosaur was "me". I went to every Christmas Eve of my life at her house up until 2005 when she decided to retire from doing it at age 85. Later that year she mailed it to me to have.

The desk that R2 and the dinosaur lived in also belonged to her, and her own father before her. He had a general store in a tiny town in South Dakota and this desk was in the back as his 'office". The desk is 114 years old and the company that made it is still around making furniture.