Categories: Lifestyle

The Father’s Day Card Luke and Leia Gave Darth Vader

I guess it was only a matter of time before someone came up with a way to incorporate Star Wars into the Father’s Day celebration. It’s not exactly the first thing you think about when it is close to Father’s Day, but it’s one of the most hilarious one panel comics I have seen all week. If you think about it, what would you give Darth Vader if you had that heavy breathing maniac as your father?

It doesn’t take much to figure out that this isn’t the most loving card in the world, but it has a twist to it that makes the whole thing so funny. When I first checked it out, I was surprised at how many different words for “messed up” they could actually fit on there. It all makes sense, and there isn’t much else to write about it really.

One thing though… I wonder how many fathers are like Darth Vader (maybe like in Star Wars, they are all twisted) cause if you can find a card like this in a store, then the world must be in far more trouble than the simple ongoing fight between the “light” and the “dark” side. I am sure Darth Vader would be proud…

Richard Darell

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