Keep Gaming Through The Apocalypse

by Jonathan Fallon on July 22, 2010 · 0 comments

in T-Shirts

You can’t let a little thing like the apocalypse keep you from your precious video games. A power outage without generator backup is what you really need to worry about.

Product Page: ($8)

Bonehead Dinosaur Brush and Comb Attempts To Make Hair Care Fun

by Jonathan Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

in Accessories

Aside from being a valiant effort to make boys “hair aware”, Bonehead also reminds us that dinosaurs lived all those years ago just so someone could one day be inspired to turn their skulls into a comb… See, a trip to the museum can be worth it.

Product Page: ($5.99)

Coffee Marks Its Territory

by Sean Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: Clearly, this coffee cup is a filthy punk out to graffiti up our nice, clean tables.

Product Page ($18)

Recycled Clothing Art: The Rainbow At The End Of The Nuke

by Sean Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

in Design

Artist Guerra de la Paz’s medium of choice is recycled clothes, and as you will see in some of the examples after the break, the work he can do with it is pretty amazing.

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Team Redshirt vs Team Browncoat

by Sean Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

in Approved Products, T-Shirts

Both died before their time…tragic.

At any rate, Firefly and Star Trek fans both have a shirt to lust after at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego. The shirts are designed by the creator of the Hijinks Ensue webcomic and will be distributed by Quantum Mechanix. No details on a price or availability have been announced so far.

(via i09)

Master Vader

by Sean Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

in Approved Products, T-Shirts

I didn’t see any women on that Death Star. All Vader has is a bottle of lotion and his lightsaber.

Voting on this Threadless shirt has concluded, but it seems like it has a good chance of making it to print. If you are interested, stay tuned.

(via Threadless)

Timbuk2 Discounting Bags Up To 60% Every Day

by Sean Fallon on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

in Approved Products, Bags, News

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I have a Timbuk2 bag myself and I can say with confidence that they make some of the best messenger bags and backpacks out there. The problem is that those bags can be freakin’ expensive—unless you take advantage of their one day sale that is.

Timbuk2 has started a program that discounts a new bag every day by up to 60%. Today’s bag happens to be a Grubstake backpack that you can take home for only $30 (down from $70). If that bag isn’t your thing, be patient. The design you really want will probably turn up in the sale sooner or later.

Product Page (via Gizmodo)

Projector Engagement Ring Is Seemingly Unattainable

by Jonathan Fallon on July 20, 2010 · 0 comments

in Jewelry

Luke Jerram teamed up with jeweler Tamrakar to create this incredibly unique ring for his wedding that contains a built in lens and a replaceable transparent slide that allows it to project an image of Jerram and his future wife when light shines through it.  The down side? he won’t make one for you. Here’s the response you’ll get if you try:

“Congratulations on your engagement! I’m afraid this ring was a one off, made for my wife. I’m afraid you’ll have to make your own unique ring for your own unique partner!”

Who knows, maybe someone else will manufacture these rings. The idea is too cool to ignore.

(via DVICE)

Why Is This Not a Shirt? Sub-Zero Says To Finish Your Ice Kream

by Sean Fallon on July 20, 2010 · 0 comments

in T-Shirts

You know that creepy guy in the creepy ice cream truck? He just might be Sub-Zero. And you had damn well better finish your ice “kream” if you want to live.

This design from deviantArt user winter-artwork isn’t a t-shirt, but it should be (especially in the summer).

(Gameinformer via The Awesomer)

The Colonel Made Out of Kernels

by Sean Fallon on July 20, 2010 · 0 comments

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: Brilliant. Although, Orville Redenbacher would have been more appropriate that the Colonel. Not as funny, but more appropriate.

This t-shirt is currently up for voting on Threadless. If you would like to see it become a reality, make sure to score it when voting goes live.

(Threadless via 9GAG)