Star Trek Enterprise bottle opener.

It made me laugh.


ThinkGeek :: Star Trek Enterprise Bottle Opener

Susan Kare Prints.

Nuff said.


CLASSIC ICONS | Susan Kare Prints

(via the always-delightful Public School)

Ben Walker.

Yes, I'm totally in touch with my inner nerd. Saw this guy's work at Comic-Con in San Diego and LOVED it.



IO9: Only the mighty moose can challenge the giant jackalope

Unsuck It.

No explanation necessary.



Unsuck It

Fork and Cream Sauce cable wrangler.

Buy One, Save One! The greater part of the profits of this products selling are used to contribute for save the starving children.

With each item purchased, 'Save the Children' will be able to provide one meal for a child in hunger.

Lufdesign: store

BIG-ASS MESSAGE.

Go ahead. Make a big-ass message. It's useless and fun.


BIG-ASS MESSAGE

Proximity Posters – best job ads ever.

Allan Peters

Where cursors come from.

Nathan W Pyle | PUBLIC SCHOOL

Feudal Japanese Star Wars Art.

They made me laugh.



Feudal Japanese Star Wars Art: Pics, Videos, Links, News

(via @brainpicker)

"Inbox Zero" Nerd Merit Badge.

Speaking of swissmiss - T, this one is for you. If you manage to achieve this, I'll send you the merit badge.


Nerd Merit Badges - 02: Inbox Zero

Apple pie.

DailyBento:: Ultimate Geek’s Birthday Cake – Part 2

Knitting Factory print.

Fantastic. And available in large format.



ISO50 Shop - powered by Merchline

(via design-milk)

Wi-Fi Detector shirt.

I think this shirt would be a geek girl magnet. If I saw this on a guy, I'd definitely take a second look.

– Glowing animated shirt dynamically displays the current wi-fi signal strength.
– Shows signal strength for 802.11b or 802.11g
– Animated Decal is removable (with hook and loop fasteners) for easy washing
– Battery Pack is concealed in a small pocket sewn inside the shirt
– Runs for hours off three AAA Batteries (not included)

- Apparel - Wi-Fi Detector shirt - Nucleus | Art Gallery and Store

A Computer Love Story.

Awww.



(via Streamings)

Hey Jude flowchart.

love all this | Inspired by jeannr, I flowcharted the Beatles...

(via @kelbennett)

Create your own Big Brother-esque billboard.

This odious billboard appears in my town, encouraging me to rat on my neighbours because I don't understand what they throw away.

Use the text fields below to make improvements to it.

Anti-terror billboard

PodBrix Steve Jobs.

PodBrix are back! I love limited edition Podbrix. And this one is smack dab at the intersection of nerdy and cute.


Plush Jobs loves you. Cuddle up with him and pretend he's whispering corporate secrets in your ear. Jobs enjoys hanging out with your other stuffed animals... also he adores Barbie. But please keep him away from computers running Windows, he hates those.

Plush Jobs would like you to know that he is completely handmade and that his glasses are constructed from wire. He also mentions that even his shoelaces are hand stitched. Plush Jobs says that he is quite tall at 43cm (17" inches) high. He thinks it would be very nice to live at your house.

PodBrix :: Steve Jobs Plush - $27.99

The napBook laptop case.

This would be such a great gift for your favorite commuter or workaholic. So sad it looks like it's only available in Reykjavik. Or it's a prototype. I can't tell which.


The Napbook is a laptop case which also happens to be a comfortable cushion. It is designed for students and commercial people of 105 Reykjavík. Whether it be a class at LHÍ, a lengthy business meeting in Borgartún or just the odd journey home the Napbook should come in handy for the restless. It is sewn by a 105 Reykjavík local sewing room and it should be available at the Apple store around the corner.

Hafsteinn Juliusson : The napBook

(via BrandFlakesForBreakfast)

Irritable vowels.

The Morning News Store :: Irritable Vowels t-shirt

Street With A View.

This makes me really, really happy.




On May 3rd 2008, artists Robin Hewlett and Ben Kinsley invited the Google Inc. Street View team and residents of Pittsburgh’s Northside to collaborate on a series of tableaux along Sampsonia Way. Neighbors, and other participants from around the city, staged scenes ranging from a parade and a marathon, to a garage band practice, a seventeenth century sword fight, a heroic rescue and much more...

STREET WITH A VIEW: a project by Robin Hewlett & Ben Kinsley

(via Brooklyn Museum)

p.s. The chicken is from Milwaukee!