These Pokemon Gym Badges from Sanshee are as good as it gets folks—which is probably why they are sold out at the moment. Not to worry though, they should be back in stock soon. Keep your eyes peeled.
Available in PVC, Silver and Gold Trim versions.
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This pin officially makes you the Hand of the King. Of course, many in Westeros consider it to be a miserable job, especially if your King happens to sell burgers.
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You might have heard that the Star Tours attraction at Disney has been retooled for a 3D upgrade with a relaunch event planned for May 20th. We already gave you a sneak peek at the must-have opening day t-shirt, but that’s not all of the Star Wars merchandise Disney has in the works.
The shirts pictured above will also be available for the launch as well as the pins pictured after the break.
Leaving tags on a hat is douchy, but at least it implies that you have enough money to purchase new hats on a whim. Security! On the other hand, implies that you are a not-so bad ass hat thief that doesn’t have $20 in disposable income.
So, at first glance, the true message you want to convey is lost—the message that you are actually rich enough to spend $550-$700 on something as stupid as a gold-plated, diamond studded security pin.
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The latest in Supermandolini’s line-up of console war veteran pins decorates those proud men and women who endured nasty finger blisters and eye strain while fighting in the SNES and Sega Genesis wars. I, for one, fought on both fronts…and even to this day I wake up at night in a cold sweat with F-Zero and Sonic flashbacks. The Genesis version is pictured after the break.
If you really want to profess your love this Valentine’s Day, wear one of these “I love you more than meat” pins. I know, it’s like telling your kids you love one of them more than the other, but the reality is that bacon doesn’t love you back—it’s trying to kill you…slowly. Actually, I don’t see much of a difference here.
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I hate putting used tissues and gum wrappers in my pockets. Ana Cardim’s “Garbage Pin” is a handy way to dispose of refuse like this, although I’m not sure that wearing garbage is going to be a fashion trend that will catch on. Either way, the design is just a concept—but the pin would be easy to make if you were so inclined. An additional image is available after the break.
If you often find yourself missing phone calls because your cellphone is on silent (with a weak vibration) or the ring is muffled in a bag or purse, these Mathmos badges can help. Just attach it to your shirt and it will flash whenever you receive a call. Keep in mind that the badge can only detect GSM signals, so it will not work with 3G-enabled phones.
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I can understand buttons that say no peeing on the floor, no unwanted boob grabbing and no stabbing guys in the back—but no sex or kite flying? This is America dammit.
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These pins from Blue Q feature a magic message that appears when you tilt the button back and forth. If you are a true geek, these pins will do a great job of getting an important message across to others. These messages include: Be nice to geeks / we know how to fix your computer and I heart my cubicle / don’t touch my stapler (complete with skull and crossbones). Additional images are available after the break.
