This is MY room! from Shirt.Woot!

Today's Tee of the Day Comes from Shirt.Woot!

Being the father of a little boy, this is just the best.

Creative imagination overcomes overactive imagination.

Fightin' Fetts from teeVillain

Today's Tee of the Day comes from teeVillain

I really have no words for this.  I'm not current on my Mandalorian history, but I don't remember that a university was among their accomplishements.

Think they'll beat the Airforce X-Wings this year?

How to Tie a Tie from Threadless

Today's Tee of the Day Comes from Threadless

I'd like to think that I'm a connoisseur of ties, but this knot method is one that I'm not familiar with.

Next time, choose a blue one, I guess.

If Life Gives You Melons from Snorg Tees

Today's Tee of the Day Comes From Snorg Tees.

I don't know who thinks life is handing out free fruits.  There's some ninja guy who always wants to bust my melons.  Life didn't just hand me these melons, I had to work for them.  I would have loved to receive free lemons, or melons, or both.  But hey, you get what you get.

Or you could make melonade.  That sounds tasty.

Bonus Tee of the Day: I Do Marathons from 6DollarShirts

It's friday, so why not highlight a bonus tee from 6DollarShirts.

There's no point in resisting, you know you do this, too.  Everyone has, the temptation is too great!  "Why not? What's another episode tonight?"

26.2 Episodes later and you're out cold.

I don't mind 6DollarShirts' goods.  Some of them are pretty funny.  I hate their ads, though.  I don't want to see "Buy my Shirts" scrawled MSpaint-style across some homeless guy's scruffy face any more.  Though I would be willing to be that he makes more money selling shirts for $6 than I do at my day job.  #lame.

8-Bit Legend from Tee Fury

Today's Tee of the Day comes from TeeFury.

I couldn't pass this one up, having seen the story pop up a week or so ago.  I came upon this now authenticated urban legend a couple of years ago in a conglomeration of video game myths and legends in an online news article.  I was very intrigued at a number of them, though this one seemed entirely plausible given the reason for the dump.  I've played the E.T. game, and yeah, it is pretty tough.  My friend had a survival board game, I don't know what it was officialy called, but he and his family always called it "And Then You Die," because no matter how you played it, you took two to three turns, and then you die.  The Atari E.T. game was pretty much like that.  You wander around, turn white, and then you die.  About all you could do is stretch your neck and make a flower grow.  I thought that it was a hard game because I was just a little kid, but when I read about everyone hating the game and returning them, leaving Atari sitting on a million unsold copies, it made sense.  I never doubted this urban legend for a second, so it was no surprise to me that they dug them up this past month.  I was surprised however to hear that there were other games that were dug up as well.  Kind of cool.  You can read a little more about it on the TeeFury blog.

Now someone just needs to find a Polybius cabinet and I'll be really impressed.

No One Understands Me from Captain KYSO

Today's Tee of the Day Comes from Captain KYSO

For some reason I'm the resident math whiz around my office.  I commonly get questions like:  "How do I calculate percentage?" "How do I convert unit x to unit y?" "Where did all my desktop items go?"  Ok, so that last one isn't math based, but it still comes up a lot.  I don't understand how some people got to where they are without understanding arithmetic.  I will admit, though that multivariate calculus is not my strong suit.  So I hear you Maths book, I hear you.

I can't imagine what the Theoretical Quantum Physics book says during his session.  Probably the Psychology book can't either.  Do you think the Psychology book counsels other Psychology books?  Do they understand each other?