Link meets Marty McFly in this cool retro t-shirt mashup.
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All this time you were watching Star Trek and Back To The Future you were really watching The Transformers.
Gigawatt is pictured above. Check out Spock Prime after the break.
This Back To The Future/Vans mashup comes just in time to get your very own hoverboard replica from Mattel. Unfortunately, it’s still very much “on the floor”.
This t-shirt is only $10 if you grab it today!
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We have another fantastic $10 tee deal for you today in the form of this Zelda/Back To The Future mashup. Grab it while you can because the deal disappears tomorrow.
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Futurama puts in heads in jars – this Doctorama t-shirt puts the heads of doctors in jars. You just never know when the brains of Doogie Howser, the Eleventh Doctor, or House could be used in the future. Better to be safe than sorry.
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We’ve seen a few Doctor Who / Back To The Future mashups in our day, but adding in the Weeping Angels is a new twist that we definitely like—especially since the shirt is only $10 if you grab it today.
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Roads? In space we don’t need roads.
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Nike recently released 1,500 pairs of MAG reproductions from Back To The Future in a gigantic sneaker auction for the benefit of the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Disease Research. Alex (a.k.a. Orion Pax) perhaps couldn’t afford to bid (the were selling for well over $4000 a pair) or maybe he just really likes a challenge. Whatever the reason, he designed a replica of the Nike MAG with LEGO bricks. I think it gives the shoe a nice, space-boot look.
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I think zombie Marty ate Doc’s brain. Perhaps that’s why he’s making ridiculous commercials in Argentina.
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Nike pissed a lot of people off when they announced that they were going to be releasing the Mag Sneaker from Back to the Future, but only in extremely limited numbers at an auction for thousands of dollars. To add insult to injury, the sneakers aren’t even self-lacing. However, Tinker Hatfield, the legendary shoe engineer who designed the new Nike MAG and invented the original Pump sneakers, had some encouraging words, saying that this is only the first line of MAG sneakers, and that self-lacing technology will exist by 2015—the year Marty McFly actually wore the sneakers in Back to the Future II.
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