For a good t-shirt war you need 2 men, 222 shirts, and a lot of free time.
It helps to have an audience to witness it, but I get the feeling these guys do this kind of stuff even if nobody is watching.
Someone finally took this one to the next level. (Via Giagantor!.)
Put this beanie on and you will be forced to fight wave after wave of mechanized foe.
Still, probably worth it. (Via Giagantor.)
Where's the trunk? Oh, I get it.
Up until recently an Urban Outfitters shirt was being marketed under two color combinations: “White/Charcoal” and “Obama/Black.” Yes, really. I'd expect something like this from American Apparel!
Unfortunate handkkkerchief display at the Burlington Coat Factory.
How did this get past the lawyers?
I don't get it. Why is Admiral Ackbar holding a pair of Chinese handcuffs? I hope he doesn't get his fingers stuck in them, 'cuz then he'd be all, “Darn! I've got my fingers stuck in this pair of Chinese handcuffs!”
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Our favorite heroes in a half shell represented as if they had been painted by the artists for which they were named.
This book shelf is the ultimate interior design om nom nom nom.
Imagine playing Meta-Pac-Man on that television.via
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The Pi Phi sorority at Cornell University has 6 pages worth of dress code requirements! I wonder if they follow the “slut rule” for Halloween.
Evening wear for gamers.
[Ed Note: Press B to make her jump. Is it just me, or are the geeky jokes in these editors' notes getting a little racy?]
Chris Brown made the wise PR decision to pose with Jean-Paul Gaultier in zombie makeup.
Someone call Daphne Guinness IMMEDIATELY, IF NOT SOONER. These hoof & pistol booties are to crime for.
This is the first wedding dress & cake combo by Lukka Sigurdardottir.
This way, everybody gets a piece of the bride.
Improv Everywhere released the official video from the 9th Annual “No Pants Subway Ride”.
Somehow, despite this happening for the last 9 years, people still don't know what to do when they see half-naked people on the train.
If Super Mario lived in a world defined by New York Times trend pieces.
It's a world where he might actually fit in with that ironic moustache of his.