Tetris might be my all-time favorite game. No matter how detailed graphics become, there is no beating the complicated task of organizing geometric shapes into complete rows. This wallet from Etsy’s KMC Designs is not only Tetris-themed, but made of duct tape!

Theoretically, you can remove the individual Tetris pieces on the face of the wallet and make your own design, but the maker of the wallet says that’s probably not a good idea since the pieces lose their stickiness if you play with them too much. — Andrew Dobrow

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In the summer, when you and your buddies are chilling by the fan, there seems to always be a fight to who gets to sit in front of the cool air flow. I mean, most fans turn, like, 90 degrees, if that. The 360-degree Fan adds a whole new definition to the word Fanboy.

With 360-degrees of coolness, this fan might not make a all around cooler temperature than any other fan, but it will sure as hell cool a lot more people without a fist fight breaking out if it’s placed strategically. You can pick this up for $240 or you can just buy a lot of normal fans and duct tape them together. It’s your choice. — Andrew Dobrow

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The IDE Cable belt is almost BEYOND geeky. It’s to the point where if someone notices your belt, they’ll probably think its either made of duct tape or some other cheap material. But “IDE cable” will probably be one of their last guesses, if one were to guess at all.

If getting noticed isn’t important to you and you just feel the need to have your geekiness reaffirmed in your own mind, the IDE belt is a sure fire way to make you feel like you are the nerdiest man alive. Available now for $16. — Andrew Dobrow

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After the horrible events of September 11th, many American’s became paranoid over the fact that eventually, we will all be killed by Islamo-fascists. While we might still certainly be at risk for future attacks, or even if we aren’t , the ICE-Qube safety kit is one piece of safety gear that you can afford to splurge some money on. This thing is loaded with 85 pounds of safety gear of the highest quality, and contains over 100 items that will get your family through any emergency. Including condoms (never mix STD’s with your nuclear fallout), duct tape (really all you need), Soduko book (uh…essential?), jacks (people still play jacks?), and powdered milk. I’m pretty sure the word “powdered” is one of the last things you want to hear after a biological attack. — Andrew Dobrow

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