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Duct tape, long considered to be a tool of the gods, is useful for more than just fixing anything in need of being fixed. Duct tape fashion is not necessarily a new thing. I remember seeing girls in high school who thought they were particularly unique and artsy walking around with duct tape purses. I’m not a particularly crafty man myself. In fact, I’m more or less artistically challenged. So when I see something being sold that is traditionally only... Continue reading

Ya know, personal style is more than just a fashion statement. Style is the only way strangers can get a peek of your life without actually engaging in conversation. So it’s pretty important to not limit your style to simply a snazzy t-shirt, even for geeks. Well, especially for geeks. Without our style we’re just socially-awkward funny-looking humans with witty t-shirts. Elisabeth Rank’s Look Like Your Shirt Print project goes a step further then just wearing a cool shirt. Rank... Continue reading

Design team, the Campana Brothers, teamed up with Lacoste, creators of the iconic alligator logo you see on the shirts of old men, golfers and preps everywhere, and they went slightly alligator crazy, as you can see. The shirt is entirely covered with the Lacoste alligator logo, available in limited printing, but available for purchase today. While I wouldn’t be caught dead sporting most of Lacoste’s fashion, almost entirely because I can’t afford it (I spent way too much money... Continue reading

From the looks of that powdered wig, George Washington might have been a huge fan of Lady Gaga’s fashion sense had he been alive today. So enthused would he be that he might even steal some of her fashion tricks. These Lady Gaga dollars by Craig Gleason take a wolf and dress him in a very eccentric sheep’s clothing. George Washington decked out in a Kermit the Frog-inspired outfit and wigs? Well we’re already half way there. Hit the jump... Continue reading

Remember that time you walked out of the house with a pair of tieclips in place of your cufflinks? They sorta look similar, I guess, but you must be pretty clueless to make a mistake like that. Apparently it happens though. Just in case you weren’t quite sure what to do with your various homogeneous clothing accessories, these Tieclips Tieclips and Cufflink Cufflinks refresh your memory every time you glance at them with the help of a very meta method... Continue reading

While there’s no doubt I’d rock these New Era LEGO Caps by designer JC de Castelbajac like it were my job, I’m not sure that many of you would like the attention these caps would draw. Us geeks are traditionally a loner breed. We like to dwell in our own little world much of the time, so receiving the attention of a fashionista isn’t exactly considered a fun day out on the town. We’d much rather be tinkering on the... Continue reading

Would life be easier or more complicated if Tetris was played using an airplane? Well, at least we can promise one fact with certainty; it would be a hell of a lot more expensive. As you all as my witnesses, one day, when I move out of my humble cardboard box, I will play Tetris using an airplane, oh yes, I will play Tetris from an airplane. And don’t worry about casualties. I’ll have the money to pay off their... Continue reading

Some Transformers are better at disguising themselves than others. Some like to add a little sophistication to their disguise. And a few just don’t understand the concept of deception. This Robots In Bad Disguises t-shirt shows what happens when a Transformer is under-educated in the art of deception. Master of disguise, he is not. Though I am digging the facial hair. Link [via]

You might be hesitant to cover your car with witty bumper stickers. Whether you don’t want to ruin your car’s cosmetics or don’t want to wreck the warranty, you just haven’t gotten to the point where you’re comfortable applying stickers to your car’s body. That doesn’t mean you can’t have a witty retort when your on the move. These awesome micro-bumper stickers fit right on the heel of your shoes, offering shoe-likened mottoes, similar to their automobile counterparts.