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Star Wars Day 2018: Fans flock to social media to post fun 'May the fourth be with you' memes and quotes

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Star Wars Day 2018: Fans flock to social media to post fun 'May the fourth be with you' memes and quotes

By ROXY SIMONS FOR MAILONLINE

 

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It's May 4th, the annual holiday that Star Wars buffs around the world wait anxiously to celebrate each year.

 

And the force was strong with fans of the beloved space opera franchise on Friday, as they headed to Twitter in their droves to say 'May The Fourth Be With You.'

 

While Star Wars Day is officially May 25, in accordance with the release of the first film in 1977, fans were ready to celebrate in style as they shared some hilarious memes for the pun-tastic day.

 

Full Story: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-5690461/Star-Wars-Day-2018-Fans-flock-social-media-post-fun-fourth-memes.html

I saw the post earlier of someone arrested, photoed in a storm trooper mask. Maybe the cops were just getting their inspiration from the Star Wars holiday?

Lord knows, they could use some from somewhere.

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