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Geek Temporary Tattoos: Love or Leave?
Usually I'm all "Holy schneikes" when I see a geek tattoo, but here's some body art I can wholly endorse: Temporary Geek Tattoos ($8)!
Express your love for coding and gaming with something that will come off with some baby oil and a cotton ball; I don't care how much you think you love saying pwned now, I mean, even the Zune guy is getting his removed!
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The Ultimate Geeky Tattoo Collection
Ever consider taking your gaming/tech/computer obsession to the next level with a tattoo? Do you love Mario so much you'd like to get him permanently inked on your back?
When I asked geeksugar readers if they loved or would rather leave geeky tattoos alone, more than fifty percent of you said you loved them.
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Geek Temporary Tattoos: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
Geek tattoos are a phenomenon I will always enjoy and never understand. There are literally hundreds of them with more and more popping up on the web everyday. Whether it's an Apple logo tat or the Windows 98 Bluescreen Of Death, I can't imagine permanently marking my body with a gadget or symbol that will probably be as antiquated as the TI 99/4A when I'm 80.
Totally Geeky or Geek Chic? Apple Tattoo
Are you a die-hard Apple fan? Would you take your obsession to the next level and tattoo the company's logo on your body? Luckily Engadget further explained that this tattoo was created from revolutionary temporary ink that falls apart when exposed to laser energy, after which the body's natural ability to expel foreign particles kicks in and does the rest.
Guess the Tech Talker
Which of these celebrities told US Weekly about their geeky weekend goings-on?
"If you heard a rumor that I covered myself in fake tattoos and played Guitar Hero until 3 a.m. this weekend, that rumor is true.
Would You Ever Get A Gamer Tattoo?
Did you have an "OMG!!!" reaction when you first saw this picture? Yeah, me too.
Bar Code CD Holder: Love It Or Leave It?
Designer Marian Lassak's CD Holder offers a unique spin on the usually plain CD case. I happen to like it because bar codes, which are machine-readable representations of information, seem to be inherently geeky.
They also remind me of the strange boy I had a crush on my freshman year of college who had bizarre barcode shaped tattoos all over his arms.
Andrea Owens of Think Geek: Geeky Girl We Love
ThinkGeek has long been a go-to destination for geek shoppers online, so when I was introduced to one of their Merchandising Assistants and she immediately divulged she is a geeksugar fan, I realized we were a match made in heaven.
Andrea Owens, who describes herself as "laid back, high strung, random, a little bit crazy, fun, and a little bit of an organizing control freak," had always been a fan of Thinkgeek and had joked it would be so awesome to work there. After moving to Virginia, she checked the website to look at a gift for her husband noticed they were hiring.
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