Gold Zelda Cartridge Bling
January 29th, 2009

Gold Zelda Cartridge Bling This dude is big pimpin. How many rupees do ya think he spent on all that bling? It’s an odd image. It makes me want to vomit for some reason. Is he the coolest dude ever or just some guy who needs an ass kicking? Maybe a bit of both.

If you see this dude walking the streets dressed like this, go ahead and give him a hug. Then kick him in the balls and steal his bling. He needs both.

[Geekologie]

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Kisai Denshoku Tokyoflash Watch
November 26th, 2008

Kisai Denshoku Tokyoflash WatchThe Kisai Denshoku (Illumination) is an all new watch design from Tokyoflash. Just push a button and the 12 bars light up in a three-part sequence that will tell you the time. First it will flash for the hours, then 10-minute blocks, then individual minutes. It’s simple. What’s more, it’s an awesome piece of geek fashion. The watch is available now for $247 in both black and gray.

[Tokyoflash]

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Who Stole The Cookie From My Head, Fool?
April 1st, 2008

I pity the fool lift my lid!
I pity the fool reach into my head and take a cookie without taking T’s knowledge. Stop your jibber-jabber and wipe that chocolate chip off your face, fore I knock you into next weekend. Stay in school kids or T gonna serve up a bling sandwich and make a permanant impression on your skull.

[Mr. T and me]

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Periodic Rings Are Geek Bling
March 11th, 2008

Periodic Rings Are Geek Bling
If you are wearing these rings, chances are you are no stranger to getting your ass kicked. This is the height of geek fashion. These Periodic Rings from ITSNONAME are available in silver, gold, and platinum and each features the corresponding metal’s atomic number and weight.

They come in sizes 7, 8 and 9. But hold onto your pocket protectors, the silver will set you back $205, gold (14K yellow) $2,200, and the platinum a stunning $6,500.

[Notcot]

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