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It’s one thing to confound people with scientific concepts. But these shirts take it to the next level of geekery. Wear at your own risk.
The “I Survived the Large Hadron Collider” shirt celebrates the fact that we’re still alive even after the LHC was turned on. If you’re going “whaaaaaat?” right now then you…
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March 2nd, 2009
stumble it! digg it!
author: lambert v.
filed under: geek art + craft just plain fun weird science
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Theodore Gray is one of the founders of technical computing software company Wolfram Research. But we’re not going to talk about that aspect of his life. You see Gray needed a conference table for his office. He was also reading Oliver Sacks’ Uncle Tungsten. In one of the chapters in the book, Sacks mentioned that…
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February 19th, 2009
stumble it! digg it!
author: lambert v.
filed under: geek art + craft just plain fun strange + wonderful weird science
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I’ve been doing my usual window shopping and thought I’d share some of the funny geek shirts I saw at Snorg Tees. They’re all made of “100% Super Soft” cotton and are priced at $19 each.
The Chemist shirt would have been much better if the ladies in it looked better.
Now there’s a sad…
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February 10th, 2009
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author: lambert v.
filed under: geek art + craft just plain fun retro
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This is too much. I don’t want to think about or see anything related to school or work while taking a bath. I want to sing badly and think of fun things. The atomic weight of Ununquadium is the arch-villain of fun things. Apparently many disagree and would just love to examine the details of…
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January 24th, 2009
stumble it! digg it!
author: lambert v.
filed under: geek art + craft just plain fun
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If you believe that mixing the perfect cocktail is a science rather than an art, this just may be the perfect complement to your adult beverages. The Cocktail Chemistry set brings an unmatched geek form factor to the table… or rather, to the bar.
The scale shown above, unfortunately, is not part of the set.…
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December 12th, 2008
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author: alisha k.
filed under: design just plain fun technology weird science