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    Default Thinkgeek goodies!

    Steampunk Skeleton - $9.99 USD

    No, I will not fix your computer T-shirt - $9.99 USD and up (depends on size) while supplies last

    And all sorts of other cool clothing here here.
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    I love thinkgeek x]
    I have the SQL Query t-shirt, the 127.0.0.1 t-shirt, and the /*No Comment*/ t-shirt.
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    Yea well you try telling a fat kid that.

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    A guy at work just got this book. It's slow today so I'm reading it a bit. Hilarious!



    http://www.thinkgeek.com/books/humor/ac84/

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    Omi M. Inouye ? That can't be a real name, but I can't see a joke in it either...

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    Default Re: Thinkgeek goodies!

    I'll have to post some quotes to it later.

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    Lets see...I've got my "I Void Warranties" Tshirt, just got the V1.0/V2.0 for me and the kid, picked up a tribble for a family member, and once the wife decides, there'll be another shirt ordered in the near future.

    And I also picked up my Linux Inside case badge from there as well if I remember correctly.

    Thinkgeek rocks, plain and simple.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DrumThumper View Post
    Lets see...I've got my "I Void Warranties" Tshirt, just got the V1.0/V2.0 for me and the kid, picked up a tribble for a family member, and once the wife decides, there'll be another shirt ordered in the near future.

    And I also picked up my Linux Inside case badge from there as well if I remember correctly.

    Thinkgeek rocks, plain and simple.
    You need this for your wife. (Warranty void if removed).

    So here's a good excerpt from the book. It has to do with the girl getting her geek to exercise.

    Quote Originally Posted by A Girl's Guide to Dating a Geek

    Method: Lapercise bike. A lapercise bike is by far the most extravagent method of exercise. It will be the most expensive but, if carried out correctly, it will be by far the most effective. You will need:

    • A laptop
    • An exercise bike
    • A mouse
    • Another geek
    • Pie to bribe the other geek
    • A good hiding sopt
    • money for additional hardware that the geek will need to purchase


    The goal here is to secure a laptop onto the handlebars of an exercise bike and then hook up the mouse to be powered by the geek pedaling. You will need a very good bribe to convince the other geek to help you. This secondary geek will probably be one of your boyfriend's close friends so this may be a difficult negotiation. It is not that he will not help you, or even that he is opposed to helping you, he simply knows that you need him and will want to get the very best pie deal out of this.

    You may be surprized or even suspicious that this friend is even willing to help you, but this is really not that unusual. One of the most important things that high school has taught geeks is that if someone is getting picked on, they themselves are probably safe. His logic is that for as long as you are occupied with this, you are not helping his girlfriend donate his comic book collection to charity.

    To convince your geek to use the bike, you will have to disable his main computer. Get the friend to do this for you since your non-geek static will almost certainly fry your boyfriends motherboard.

    You will probably be unable to keep the computer disabled for more than a few days at a time and may find it easier to just hide it. I recommend using one of your non-geek friends. Even if he knows who has it, he will be unable to retrieve it out of fear of being ridiculed.

    How to convince him to do it:

    • If a geek has to pedal to use his computer, he will pedal. As previously stated in the Geek Test: geeks need bandwidth to survive. If he can not get online, he will shrivel up and die.


    How to convince him to stick with it:
    • See above


    Disadvantages:
    He is going to be mad. Really mad. You have taken his baby away, and replaced it with a torturing device. He is going to sulk more than usual, and his glaring will increase by up to 75%. I recommend being extremely nice to him until he gets used to it. Buy him plenty of presents, and low-fat apple pies.*

    *Now might be a good time to give in and wear that golden bikini. You know what I'm talking about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SgtM View Post
    You need this for your wife. (Warranty void if removed).
    Hehe...a little too late for that, don't you think?
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    aw heck guys. We're modders. Let's just build our own, shall we?

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    Default Re: Thinkgeek goodies!

    Maybe, but it's still nice to pretend.

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