celtmanx has, over the years, provided me with an embarrassingly large amount of Star Wars and Star Trek Hallmark ornaments. So many in fact, that one Christmas my wife set up an entirely "Sci-Fi" tree.
I was in my boy's room reading his nightly story to him, when I found Mr. AT-AT Walker upon a shelf and decided to take a picture of him using my monitor as a backdrop.
If memory serves, it was displayed at the 2007 Party (http://ehowton.livejournal.com/tag/party) and I asked catttitude if we had any pics of it. She thinks we do. Finding them however, is an entirely different issue.
Best I could come up with. You can't see much - even when you know what you're looking for. I tried to highlight what I saw: The Millennium Falcon, Queen Amidala, a Borg Cube, a Naboo Starfighter, a Jedi Starfighter, Darth Vader's Tie Figher, an Imperial Star Destroyer, the Death Star, 7of9, and a Droid Tri-Fighter.
Just remember, I was the first one to wish you a happy birthday this year, Ye Old Bastard! Rachel Ray said she can only do her strip tease on the actual birthday though, so don't be thinking that you're going to get two dances.
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(It will be even more fun than putting Artoo, trilobites, dinosaurs, and Halloween skeletons into a nativity scene.)
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I was wondering if anyone would get the irony if I put a FSM decorated tree this year.
And I don't know about your comparison - that nativity scene was made of win.
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Damn Skippy!
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My collection which I put on my tree every year is still larger!!!
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