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This view of aliens attacking a moon settlement is a warning to future explorers. They will certainly ruin the idyllic dream of living somewhere besides Earth. You may also get a flashback of your days battling similar creatures on early video game systems.
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What temporarily ended the 31 year Space Invaders battle and restored peace to the pixelated land? An opportunity for 2D aliens to get their pervert on an feel up a woman’s leg.
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Building up robot technology and making an army of them to repel the inevitable alien invasion has one possible drawback: Skynet. That sort of leaves you in the position of damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
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You can worry about invaders from space coming to attack the earth, but junk food seems to be doing a better job than the aliens probably ever could. Let the vegetables try taking out all the fast food before it takes over the world.
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Oh, you put the sonogram on a t-shirt. How adorable! That little guy will be bursting through your chest before you know it.
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Now I understand the truth behind crop circles. The only reason aliens come to Earth is for getting the finest herb in the galaxy.
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The traffic sign on this shirt is intended to keep aliens safe while doing their abductions, but there is no word if speeding fines are doubled when you are in an Alien At Work zone.
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I am not sure what anyone would expect a space invader to do other than to take up your personal space. I mean it is right in their very descriptive name. But just to clear up any confusion, this shirt clearly lays out the fact that your space is not to be messed with, and that goes for aliens as well as humans.
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Here are the top ten Fashionably Geek Products for the week of
September 28th – October 4th, 2009:
Well Connected T-Shirt: Nerd hieroglyphics.
Three Wise Bots: Good story or good cover up?
Vader Pinata T-Shirt: That donkey doesn’t stand a chance.
Build Robots T-Shirt: Robots vs. aliens? We’d better get cracking.
Vitruvian Man In 3D T-Shirt: Gyroscopes make him dizzy.
Hmmm…While aliens are allegedly traveling from distant galaxies to Earth with super fast flying saucers in order to abduct and probe people, some robots on Earth can play ping pong. Makes you wonder who to bet on when the invasion starts.
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