Black Milk Clothing made a splash a few years ago when they introduced R2-D2 and C-3PO swimsuits. Well, since then they've doubled down on the Star Wars merch, showing off the entire line in this video. Just don't let the strangely ominous music get you down.

Even the nearsighted can see the Galaxy Far, Far Away with these Star Wars-themed glasses.

The designer specs come in an array of flavors from Boba Fett to Stormtrooper. With a little convincing, it'll be the nerdiest thing your insurance has ever paid for.

Mike Senna, a robotics enthusiast from California, spent the past two years building an exact replica of Wall-E, the trash compacting, love-seeking robot of Pixar's hit 2008 film. Senna, whose previous output was a working replica of R2-D2, estimates Wall-E took between 3,200 and 3,800 hours to build.

Senna's R2 unit has visited many children on behalf of City of Hope, and Wall-E is ready to step in and do the same.

[blastr]

The Empire Rocks Back.

[technabob]

Everyone's favorite astromech, R2-D2, leaves his mark on the streets of Liberty City in a Grand Theft Auto 4 mod by YouTuber Jmoorfoot4.

"Hey, man. It's me. Want to go bowling?"

"Bleep bloop."

"Okay, man. I will see you soon, then."

[geeksaresexy.]

Instructables user iminthebathroom converted an old Bunn coffee maker into a coffee-making R2 unit that he calls "R2-D2: Dark Roast Edition."

Thanks to an array of custom brass and copper parts, the retired Astromech has been given a second life as a caffeine dispenser. Even in a time of galactic peace, Artoo is always willing to do his part.

If you want your own R2-D2 coffee machine, you can put one together using iminthebathroom's helpful step-by-step instructions.

[dvice.]

Areyna was disappointed at the lack of officially-licensed R2-D2 booty shorts in the world, so she decided to make a pair of her own.

Her dangerous combination of booty, shorts, and Star Wars quickly took over the Internet, causing her to change the name of her Tumblr to "Apparently Famous for a Pair of Shorts."

Excuse me, sir, but that R2 unit is in prime condition.

[geekologie.]