You may recall this image if you ever owned a Polaroid instant camera. I don’t know how many Polaroids are still floating around out there, but this messenger bag would be a great way to carry one around. Also available in a laptop version.
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While most have a cool animal or inanimate object on which to base their superhero persona, the second-tier superheroes had to settle on less glamorous names like : TV Man, Flowerpot Man, Toothbrush Man, Athletic Shoes Man, Flush Man & Strawberry Man to name a few. Now that they’re immortalized as necklaces, you can check out the full range of forgotten ones. Some of the best are pictured after the break.
This camera will look right at home hanging out with all your keys. And while it won’t take any pictures, it does have an LED light to help you out on those dark nights. Unlike your average camera flash, this LED will stay lit as long as you hit the button. The shutter click when you hit the button gives it that realistic touch that will let others think you are actually capturing that embarrassing situation they find themselves in.
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Here are the top ten Fashionably Geek Products for the week of April 6th-12th, 2009:
Scary Mummy Sleep Mask: This Mummy has a drooling problem.
Mad Scientist Shoes: Bring some style to the lab.
Pac-Math: Math will ruin Pac-Man enjoyment forever.
Pre-Computers: Pong was a lot tougher in my day.
Hanging Tie: Don’t expect a promotion wearing this puppy.
Uh…thanks? I appreciate the gesture, but this gift would probably be a lot cuter if you weren’t a fully grown adult. Did you huff glue as a kid or something?
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Cameras that still require film are used by grandma to take photos of birthday parties and flower arrangements. Since digital cameras eliminate the whole development thing, they’re more likely taking photos of your hardcore S&M escapades and what you drew on your buddies’ faces when they passed out after a night of beer pong. And judging from the shock, it looks like this Wodak old timer just got a peek at the seventh circle of hell.
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Whether you want to show your love of photography or annoy the hell out of security guards, this camera t-shirt can make it happen. The shirt features a creative image of a light meter and a vintage Rolleiflex camera that at first glance actually look like they’re slung around the neck of the wearer. Just don’t be surprised when you see security teams rush you when you walk into a museum, courthouse, concert, polling place, or anywhere else cameras are forbidden.
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The product page suggests that this retro Polaroid camera “don’t take no sh*t.” I think it’s trying to drum up some business.
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Carrying a camera around with you all day long can get really tiresome. This ring will let you carry it around with no effort whatsoever. It will do you no good if you want to take a picture, but you can never have everything.
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After many, many years of service, film is being forced out of his position by management after digital got its big promotion. So, I guess it is time for film to pack its bags and head for Florida where it will live out its years withering away in the disposable cameras of our nation’s senior citizens.
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