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Glow-in-the-Dark Pac-Man Bra: Nice Power Pellets There

Conner Flynn — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 20:00:26 +0000

This nerdy bra is a standard push-up bra, but I think we should call it a power-up bra, with its Pac-Man and power pill motif. It’s for the geek girl who has discerning taste, or the gamer guy who has lazed on the couch so much that he now has moobs and needs a manzier.

These bras are completely washable and have been thoroughly tested. You can wear it as an everyday bra if you want. Bra sizes apparently include all of the USA Standard Bra Sizes. For ladies with really big power pellets, maybe they can make you a special Super Pac-Man bra from the game where our hero was giant.

It’s just $29.99(USD) from Rainbowkidshop on Etsy. If you have to cover them up, you might as well do it with Pac-Man.

[Reddit via Fashionably Geek via Geeksaresexy]

Random Things to Do with Old Keyboards

Range — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 19:00:39 +0000

It’s true that it will take some time before we rid ourselves of keyboards. I can actually see how the Microsoft Kinect tech might lead to an interface device that’s very futuristic and gesture-based and voice-based, which is pretty cool. As touchscreen, gestures and voices take over, what will we do with all those leftover keyboards? One thing’s for sure, some people are already reusing them in interesting ways.

We’ve previously featured earrings, textiles, skulls, jackets, and even a Rubik’s Cube made out of old keyboards, but here are a couple of new ideas.

The brazier-like top of this dress uses keyboard keys and was showcased during Ecofashion 2011, last March. It definitely looks interesting, but I wonder how comfortable it is. Then again, I don’t have to wear it.

Another unusual use for old keyboards is the The Typographic Wall Calendar. For his design, Harald Geisler arranged thousands of keys in a grid to indicate the days and day of week. It’s really cool looking, but not exactly the easiest thing on Earth to read.

While these two ideas might seem completely random, they’re actually quite appropriate, since November 15th is America Recycles Day.

[via If It's Fly It's Here and In Focus]

Like Boobs?

Hazel Chua — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 11:58:56 +0000

Not too long ago, SceeneSchoes got creative and hand-painted some braziers for women who loved to play video games – Angry Birds, to be specific. That resulted in lingerie dubbed as Angry Boobs, which, as a woman, I found pretty amusing.

But for the women who just can’t seem to get enough of Facebook, there’s the Facebook Like Button bra. It’s available in a variety of sizes and cups, so I’m sure you’ll be able to order one that ~~fits~~ meets your requirements.

I personally like these bras, but I don’t really see myself wearing one of these anytime soon. But I will definitely do is push the Facebook “Like” button in real life if ever I see one of these quirky bras on a woman.

Angry Boobs

Technabob — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 02:07:53 +0000

There’s already tons of officially-licensed Angry Birds merchandise flooding the market these days, but I’m going to go out on a limb and bet that this is not official merch sanctioned by the game’s creators.

This Angry Birds brazier by SceeneSchoes features a red bird on one cup, and a green piggy on the other. Clearly the bird boob is ready to attack the piggy boob – as is clear from the look of determination on its face.

Ready to don this sexy lingerie for your geeky sweetie? Head on over to Etsy, where you can find the Angry Birds bra for $35 (USD). It’s available in sizes from 34A to 38DD for small, medium and large birds. And despite any temptation you may have, I do not advise using this as a slingshot for launching birds.

[via sogeekchic via Fashionably Geek]

Geeky Guys Rejoice: Sexy Robot Undies for the Ladies

Karen M. — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 11:25:40 +0000

We’ve already seen not one but two iterations of Space Invaders undies for dudes, so it’s high time we let the ladies in on this brave new world of geeky underpants. Behold: the robot-themed bra and underwear set.

This marks an exciting milestone for nerdy guys everywhere, who can now, in one fell swoop, combine their top two loves: robots and lady parts. And of course, if you have no access to real, live ladies, you can always hook this onto one of your creepy stand-ins.

I’m a woman, but please don’t look to me to explain what the heck those rubberband-lookin’ things on the side of the underwear are. I have no idea and have never seen them before. They baffle and confuse me to no end.

You can get the set for around $16 from Tilly’s, if you dare. I mean, I’m tempted to get some, but I’m concerned they just might make me too magnetically irresistible to a certain binary code-loving, Star Wars toothbrush-having, javascript joke-making segment of the populace. Actually that pretty much describes myself, so that’s a bit tautological.

[via GeekSugar]