Most geeks won't leave the house without their QWERTY cell phones, but what about QWERTY hairbands? The QWERTY hairband, $14, is designed by Taru Norberg and made from used computer, cashier or type-writer keypad buttons. They are all unique to the keys and colors vary.
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QWERTY Hairband: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
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i would laugh in their face if i seen someone wearing this.
1I like them. However, I think I could probably make my own for less than $14 a piece...I'll have to try it!
2Would be very cool to have
Dunno if I'd actually wear them though
3when i first looked at these, i hated them, but they realy grew on me. i couldn't imagine what i would wear them with, though.
4I would have to pass on these
5No thanks
6if you could get them monogrammed they would be pretty cool.
7I don't think I could pull off that kind of hair tie no matter what was on the ends.
8heh um yeah not so much for me lol
9yeah... not my thing
10not that "hey it looks fabulous" put, well I don't see the wrong thing, people wear way to ugly thing in public, these are not that bad.
With a geek outfit it would fit, a nice t shirt of one color and a pony tail... it won't look that bad. Dads geeks would definitely put these on their daughters!
but yeah... 14 dlls!... to they polish and leave a free static hair too?
11the coolness factor would be lost in the mess of my hair
12uh it looks like something from the nineties, but slightly updated...
13oh man..tats ugly.
14Hair ties with things like that attached are really impractical, actually... so it's a no from me too.
15Hehehe I think they are pretty cute
16ha! These are cute!
17I would totally wear those if my hair was long enough.
18They're unique, but I don't think I'd every actually wear them. Maybe they could be pulled off with a really casual outfit... like pajamas.
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