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Many of us have had toys that should fly (like my Naboo Starfighter) that, unfortunately, couldn't actually fly. Holding the toy in the air while running and using your imagination was the closest you could get. However, one anonymous toy hacker decided to alter his new Hasbro First Order Special Forces TIE Fighter so that it could actually fly.

As technology advances, people tend to find new, unique uses for it. Realistically, it was only a matter of time before somebody took a drone and decided to make it into a Halloween decoration.

Metalhead Ned is going to be hanging out at Meijer tonight at Knapp's for the midnight launch of the new Star Wars toys, one of which is a new drone, in the shape of the Millennium Falcon! Hell yeah! I want one!

People at Rosa Parks Circle downtown Grand Rapids got a weird surprise around noon on Tuesday: cash falling from the sky! Fox 17 reports that a drone flying overheard dropped about $100 in ones on the crowd below.

We have officially run out of things to think of.  Now, it's just adding technology to whatever we've already come up with to make it more interesting for us. We now have done some many things, and we've created so much tech...it's time to merge the two in everything we do.

Drones are a big talking point these days. However, it seems like these expensive things have a long way to go before they are perfected. In this video, you're able to see how a drone that's worth a $1 million has to land.

A guy in New Zealand was simply flying his quadcopter drone around when he came across a very angry ram.

Did you know that the Chinese police and military aren't super enthusiastic about people flying drones over their military installations? Neither did Trey Ratcliff.  He went to China, and was flying his quadcopter around without much issue, mostly it seemed the police were confused by the whole situation.

This guy was just flying his drone on a Connecticut beach, minding his own business. A woman who was on the beach didn't take kindly to that and just assumed that he was some pervert, taking photos and videos of people on the beach. Instead of confronting the guy in a civil manner, she called 911 three times in a few minutes to report him for taking pictures with his "helicopter plane."

The Grand Rapids Griffins won the Calder Cup last year. This year they won April Fool's Day.

Think the government uses drones just for war and to spy over the American people? Well, you're wrong.