Looking for gift ideas for your geeky loved one? What do you mean you geeks don't feel love the same way normal people do? Now you're just being insensitive.
Buy some t-shirts for your nerd this season. Lord knows they aren't going to buy clothes for themselves. Here's some websites for quick and easy reference!
Sir Critter- They're animals in fancy get ups on your t-shirt. What else do you want? One of the best features of the website is that you can decide how many animals you can put on the t-shirt, so the combinations are endless (not really, I just don't want to do the math).
TopatoCo- Okay, so these t-shirts are mainly inside jokes of popular webcomics, but they have some general humor comics that will still tickle your geek's funny bone. You will want to check out Dinosaur Comic's and Hark! A Vagrant's sections specifically. Great stuff.
ThinkGeek- I'm making a bit of a stretch but this website has a ton of generic nerdy t-shirts, ranging from computer lingo to gaming innuendo. Get it? I'd Hit That? You might not, but if you did you'd be in stitches. I laughed so hard I pissed my pants.
Fashionably Geek- A listing and review of geek clothes and apparel online, with price ranges and a short critique. From what I've seen, its pretty earnest and reliable. My favorite shirt featured was this one. Layin' down the law!
J!NX- Basically this is the Walmart of geek clothes. It's the major provider of World of Warcraft clothing, and every geek you know has played that game once or twice in their life time, even if they deny it. These clothes aren't as funny as the other ones listed, but they have some cool looking graphics.
Well, enjoy!
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas... Brace Yourselves!
Recently Becca F. and I have been posting about Legos, and those posts have been making me feel quite warm and fuzzy with nostalgia. After the nostalgia ended, I feel a sick feeling coming on but I wasn't sure what was causing it. H1N1? One could only hope, after Legos, and toys in general, had reminded me of the impending holiday season.
Maybe I've been lucky that I haven't heard any Christmas jingles yet, or I haven't seen that Steve Buscemi ginger bread commercial for the 15 millionth time, but I saw my first wreath outside of a grocery store and that's as good a sign to panic about the incoming holidays.
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