Gifts for Geeks

As any geek worth his or her salt would, the human genome is 98% the same as that of a chimp. Enough said. view entry > | edit entry >

These "retro comic book sound effects t shirts" rock. view entry > | edit entry >

Broken Image Sticker view entry > | edit entry >

Pretty nice looking black broken image t-shirt view entry > | edit entry >

Tell the time with this cool binary clock. And if it reads eleventy nine past twenty four, you know you're no geek! view entry > | edit entry >

Riffing on George Orwell's 1984 view entry > | edit entry >

Come on, how cool is that! This is a 5" tall hard plastic action figure. He has a piece of chalk in his hand. view entry > | edit entry >

May not be suitable for use in or around the vicinity north of Seattle. view entry > | edit entry >

From the GiftsforEngineers.com website:

Goodbye Superman, hello Geek Man! Who needs all those bogus superheroes when you can have a real man! This is another of our favorites here, and it will… view entry > | edit entry >

The IronKey is a high-end USB Flash Drive for the security conscious user. Basically, it’s a fantastically geeky level of security paranoia built into a device you can carry on your keychain. view entry > | edit entry >

Do you have a PM or other management badgering you about deadlines? Get one of these items for your boss, for yourself, or for your whole team! view entry > | edit entry >

Killer bluetooth headset with incredible noise reduction view entry > | edit entry >

Created by sculptor Howard Senft, this life-size Yoda rocks. This one is a mounted bust. view entry > | edit entry >

This rad egg shaped bed will envelope you in a cocoon of nerdiness. view entry > | edit entry >

A fun play on Russian nested dolls that includes dolls for bit, byte, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte and terabyte. view entry > | edit entry >

From Play.com description:

Collaborating with Lucasfilm, Master Replicas digitally scanned the actual surviving special effects miniature, recruited Falcon experts with years of research knowledge,… view entry > | edit entry >

Made from a real Nintendo controller. You can buy a belt here, too, if you don't already own one. view entry > | edit entry >

Can't find the perfect gift for that geek who has it all? Roger Wood creates each clock as a one-of-a-kind, pieced together from the bits and bobs and detritus of our post modern society. view entry > | edit entry >

Geek out in the shower with this schmancy periodic table shower curtain. Rad, in a shower curtainy kind of way. view entry > | edit entry >

This table is 16" x 16" x 16". view entry > | edit entry >

Made from Nylon Cordura 600 fabric, this also includes a plastic neck ring and hose fittings. view entry > | edit entry >

From the thinkgeek.com website description:

This year marks the 40th anniversary of that momentously geeky occasion, and this is the Type II phaser you have been dying to have since the first day… view entry > | edit entry >

How cool is this! Submit a photo of yourself and choose from one of many Chinese propaganda posters, and these guys will integrate your image into the painting. Click through to the site to check out… view entry > | edit entry >

Experience zero gravity without going to space by making a parabolic flight. view entry > | edit entry >