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- Kickass Pika-Shoes: It’s Lightning Time
- Rubik’s Cube Tissue Box
- Google Earth Adds 3D Cities
- Recreating Movie Scenes With Lego Characters
- Glorious Lego Alien Bookends
- Dog Pooping Lamps: When True Class Is Not Enough
- Steampunk Starship Fleet
- Theories Every ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ Fan Must Know
- Top 10 Geek Cities For a Nerds-Only US Road Trip
- E3 2012: Nintendo Sprouts Pikmin 3, More Wii U Info, And New Super Mario Bros. U From Its Pockets
| Kickass Pika-Shoes: It’s Lightning Time Posted: 08 Jun 2012 11:03 AM PDT  An electric mouse is probably not the greatest theme ever for a pair of shoes, but dammit, Pikachu has to be one of the most charming characters ever. The team at So Geek Chick surfaced these incredible Pika-shoes, based on the most popular of the over 600+ Pokémon. The result ...         |
| Posted: 08 Jun 2012 10:39 AM PDT  Rubik’s creation, the cube, has transcended just being a puzzle and is now a pop culture icon, and as such, manifests istelf in a lot of weird places. A tissue box is one of the last place where we expected to see this mechanical puzzle, but whatever. The combination works ...    |
| Posted: 08 Jun 2012 10:25 AM PDT  When you think Google, you probably think of search, even though they have lots of other projects (and they hope you remember Google Plus more). One of them, Google Earth, is getting a major upgrade: 3D cities. Yes, Google Earth has had 3D buildings for some time, but at best they’ve ...    |
| Recreating Movie Scenes With Lego Characters Posted: 08 Jun 2012 10:07 AM PDT  Everything looks better with Lego. There’s no wonder the computer games depicting characters from pop culture works so well, and that’s why these classic (most of ‘em) movies and famous scenes from them work so well with tiny yellow men as well. InceptionThe famous hotel hall fight while losing gravity. American BeautyThe ...    |
| Posted: 08 Jun 2012 08:37 AM PDT  We consider the Alien movies to be sort of under-rate (at least the first couple were really damn good!), so it’s time someone showed them some love like this. By combining some of the geekiest of the geekiest, we can now see these Lego Alien Bookends, meant to keep books ...    |
| Dog Pooping Lamps: When True Class Is Not Enough Posted: 08 Jun 2012 08:17 AM PDT  Class or not, sometimes people are just out to make an impression, and this lamps hit just the right spot. What to do with that attention, now, that’s up to you. These lamps over here were about to be exposed on the "London's the Art Below” exhibition on London Underground stations. ...    |
| Posted: 08 Jun 2012 07:51 AM PDT  Steampunk, now with more outer space. You know there are some places where trains won’t take you, and that’s why a fleet like this is necessary. Meet the Steampunk Starship Fleet, based on old timey British ships from the late 19th century adapted to outer space. We can’t imagine what kind ...    |
| Theories Every ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ Fan Must Know Posted: 08 Jun 2012 07:32 AM PDT  If you think the show ‘Game of Thrones’ is good or great, pick up the books. It might tell you what happens in later season (not necessarily as the show has its own route in a way), but it’s simply so much better, bigger, and richer. And like the show, but with ...    |
| Top 10 Geek Cities For a Nerds-Only US Road Trip Posted: 08 Jun 2012 05:00 AM PDT  If you are planning to go on the ultimate geeky road trip, keep some of these cities in the US in mind. They have attractions that speak to the geek ...    |
| E3 2012: Nintendo Sprouts Pikmin 3, More Wii U Info, And New Super Mario Bros. U From Its Pockets Posted: 07 Jun 2012 05:00 PM PDT  What time is it?! Time for Nintendo’s E3 2012 showcase featuring Pikmin 3, some Wii U info, and Mario games up the wazoo. The last of the big three industry totem poles, Nintendo, came to the stage of their E3 press conference with tons of news to get through, but only ...    |
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