The most important life lessons in Star Wars condensed into a singular poster. It beats “KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON” doesn’t it? What does that even mean?
The print is available for $24 over at Etsy, which has just made me realize how crappy the exchange rate is on the dollar. The artist, ChattyNora, also has a Harry Potter one for even cheaper that you can check out below:
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All you really need is the words “Don’t Panic” in large, friendly letters.
“Do or do not, there is no try” would have been much more fitting.
“Don’t panic”, indeed. I want a button that says that.
“Be free, even if your only possession is a sock.”
Almost made me get a little misty over Dobby again…
What is there not to understand about keep calm and carry on?
“Keep Calm and Carry On” was a British wartime poster used to try and reassure and motivate people during times like the blitz. It doesn’t really ‘mean’ anything, it just is a general reassurance