Okay so you remember the AT-AT costume Geekologie Reader Robert made his dog last Halloween? And you remember Patrick Boivi’s recent animated short, ‘ AT-AT Day Afternoon ‘? Well Robert recreated the film using his costumed mini-pincher (complete with ventral-mounted laser blaster) and let me tell you: it’s f***ing cute. Reminds me of the time I dressed Chloe as the Death Star until my roommate “that’s no moon”ed her so many times it gave her a complex. Hit it for the cuteness.

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AT-AT Dog Recreates ‘AT-AT Day Afternoon’

This is a screenshot Geekologie Reader (and all around handsome devil) Beau sent me from his iPod Touch of what is arguably the best written and hardest hitting piece of journalism USA Today has ever produced. Amirite or amirite? jkl;kjl;;lkjjkl;jkl; Flickr Thanks Beau, and remember: when you don’t feel like writing, just mashing keys is the next best thing.

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Artist and Geekologie Reader Eric Tryon went and made himself a skeletal bicycle . It’s fully functional and the arms and head move whenever you make a turn. Plus, it looks like you’re humping a demon skeleton, so ghosts won’t mess with you. Hit the jump for a closeup.

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Pedaling ‘Dem Bones: A Skeleton Bicycle

Alright this is probably the last personal ad I’ll be posting because, damnit, I can’t play cupid all the time. But, since I posted a guy’s ad earlier this week , here comes a girl’s in response BECAUSE I’M NOT SEXIST. Sex-y, yes, sex-ist, no. So, any of you male readers in the San Diego area interested? Ha, not in me, in her . *twang* Did you hear that? That was me shooting an arrow of love at you. Well, technically it was a Barbie Doll whose hair I set on fire, BUT IT STILL PIERCED YOUR HEART, DID IT NOT? No? Just set your shirt on fire? That counts. Craigslist Thanks to Mark, who may or may not cruise Craigslist searching for Geekologie-related posts.

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Love: Girl Seeks Geekologie Fan In San Diego

Geekologie Reader Bryan, inspired by the post on rejected Star Wars products , went and made a Death Star Grill . And I, for one, would slap my Rebel meat on it. I started with two Weber grills and used the bottom portions because they were fairly spherical. I welded up the stand and fabricated the vent systems (there is a vent on the bottom also). The inside is painted in barbecue paint so it is safe to cook with. The outside is painted in engine enamel so it should be good to 500 degrees. I know it isn’t perfect but it was a fun project. The grill is now up on eBay.com so check it out if you’d like your very own Death Star Grill! Bidding starts at $50, and the grill is capable of cooking both Endor and dinner. *pew pew* Take that, tauntaun chops! Hit the jump for another shot and links to Bryan’s website and eBay auction.

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Geekologie Reader Makes Death Star Grill