Some a-holes who really love Star Wars dress like the characters everyday, apparently, because they’re so well-adjusted and normal. A chain of stores in the UK has banned them from wearing their ceremonial Douchebags Robes and Hoods into the store. Outrage is abound.
Members of the Star Wars faith – a religion practised around the world – choose to cover their heads in public.
But the leader of the UK’s first Jedi Church was branded a security risk and ejected by three staff after refusing to remove his hoodie at a Tesco in Bangor, North Wales.
Daniel Jones, 23 – also known by his Jedi name Morda Hehol – said: “I told them it was a requirement of my religion but they just sniggered and ordered me to leave.”
A Tesco spokesman said: “We would ask Jedis to remove hoods. Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda and Luke Skywalker all went hoodless without going to the Dark Side.”
[The Sun]









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