This Death Star Bottle Opener from ThinkGeek doubles as a magnet so you'll always have one within reach if the Force is failing you.

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Being without a bottle opener when you need one is almost as annoying as an hour-long loop of the Tatooine bar tune. That's why this Death Star Bottle Opener from ThinkGeek doubles as a magnet so you'll always have one within reach if the Force is failing you.

<p>Being without a bottle opener when you need one is almost as annoying as an hour-long loop of the Tatooine bar tune. That's why this Death Star Bottle Opener from ThinkGeek doubles as a magnet so you'll always have one within reach if the Force is failing you.</p>

A magnetic replica that will open bottles for dark and light sides alike

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Being without a bottle opener when you need one is almost as annoying as an hour-long loop of the Tatooine bar tune.

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