I absolutely love this geek chic Halloween costume idea—and there's no skimpy outfit required! Take a few pieces of white bristol board, cut a whole in a the top and get busy with the markers to become an actual YouTube page! Featured on Core77, this costume requires little preparation and allows you to 'think outside the box' so to speak with your video title. This guy is definitely having fun in his YouTube "OMG! Awesome Party Guy Vid." Too bad he only has one and a half stars. Do you love this costume as much as me? Let me know below! Thanks for passing this along Calamari!
Highway to Hell's Kitchen If you have ever watched Hell's Kitchen and wished you were on the receiving end of one of Gordon Ramsay's tirades, then you're in luck: Gamemaker Ludia is cooking up an interactive version of Hell's Kitchen.
What better way to get into the geeky Halloween spirit than to change your font into Skulls! Designed by Mark Conahan, the Skullphabet #1 can be downloaded from Skull-A-Day for free. Write your friend a fun message or change your IM font to creep everyone out...enjoy! Thanks for passing along Calamari!
With 2007 being the year of the life-altering revolutionary iPhone (cough, cough), it was a no-brainer that there would be a few good iPhone costumes on the loose this Halloween. I expected to see phones made from cardboard, but definitely nothing as advanced as this. The two guys in the vid below are the real iPhone deal, sporting fully-wired gigantic iPhones. Who, what and how they got their screens to look the way they do baffles me...Check it out!
Each Halloween I always tell myself that I'm going to try something new with my pumpkin carvings and not resort to the standard Jack-o-Lantern pattern. After collecting the following Geeky carved pumpkin pictures, I'm now inspired to get creative with my carving knife. This Mario pumpkin is definitely my favorite. I also really like the Halo 3 ones because they are so full of detail! Check out the rest below! Source
The Star Wars vs. Star Trek debate is one that cannot be easily resolved, but the question remains: which is more chic? After finding the fun Super Mario Halloween costume I did a little research and found these Star Trek and Star Wars costumes. Granted they are all pretty geeky, but which one do you prefer?
Whenever I went trick or treating as a kid, the scariest houses were the ones that had decorations that moved, lit-up or made spooky sounds. When I first read about the robotic Snap-O-Lantern, I immediately thought of the furnace scene in Home Alone when Kevin imagines it lighting-up and attacking him. Now you can spook all the trick or treaters at your house by creating a one of a kind Snap-O-Lantern from a mini pumpkin. Evil Mad Scientist explains step-by-step how to transform a plain pumpkin into an animated masterpiece that will open his LED eyes and slowly open his jaw every twenty seconds, then snap shut—promising to scare the daylights out of anyone! Click here for instructions.
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