I don’t really understand fashion shoots. To my limited mind a picture of a woman in a jacket is a picture of a woman in a jacket and all references to 80s TV shows or Chanel’s ‘02 collection, or the…
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Italian Vogue do fashion shoot in the style of Twitpic
Why not make your sofa more like the icon bar dock on your mac? Brilliant geek cushions (or pillows) that will add some squishy cotton-filled, geek-themed comfort to your sitting room. Five great geek cushions below. Click on the image to start the gallery. 
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5 Great Geek Pillows
Why not make your sofa more like the icon bar dock on your mac? Brilliant geek cushions (or pillows) that will add some squishy cotton-filled, geek-themed comfort to your sitting room. Five great geek cushions below. Click on the image to start the gallery.
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5 Great Geek Pillows
Why not make your sofa more like the icon bar dock on your mac? Brilliant geek cushions (or pillows) that will add some squishy cotton-filled, geek-themed comfort to your sitting room. Five great geek cushions below. Click on the image to start the gallery.
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5 Great Geek Pillows
Super heart for these! I saw these beautiful (men’s) pyjamas on buzzbishop and immediately fell into a state of heart with them. In black with white mathematical drawings, they’re at the cerebral end of geek pyjamas. Buzzbishop says they’re available from Gap but I have been through the mens sleepwear section of gap.com yet tragically failed to find these. Maybe they’re not on the website 
[Anyone got a link? Stick it in the comments...] However, geek boy pyjamas (or pajamas, depending how you spell it) that we could find that are available online include:
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Geek pyjamas: cute yet cerebral
Got too much money lying around and don’t know what to do with it? Well, why not… buy a gold-cased, diamond-encrusted iPhone? Now you can, and for a mere £22,995.00. I don’t think there’s a contract included in that. Sold by stuarthughes.com it’s described as: “the world’s first solid gold and diamond iphone 3gs”. They don’t mean totally ’solid’ otherwise there’d be no room for the useful but definitely not gold plastic and cheaper metal parts, like the battery etc, but it’s more than just a case. The goldsmiths take the back plastic back off and reworked the back with gold. Also then re-making the apple logo with 53 diamonds inset on the back. Also available in Rose gold with pink diamonds. This would be a phone you really don’t want to leave on the bus. If you’re not an iPhone user but say, have a Blackberry or perhaps a Nokia you want to give the heavy bling treatment to, you can do that too. Unique products for the discerning individual – read really really rich individual. On sister website www.republica-fashion.com, there’s a diamond Blackberry, which, the press release claims is covered in “very rare python skin”. The little trinket is here – selling for £3,495. I really don’t know what animal conservationists would say about the python skin, but that fact isn’t mentioned again on the website, so perhaps the python bit has been pulled. Diamonds are definitely still there though. This website is also home to the worlds most expensive belt, so if you’ve been looking for that, here’s a link. 
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The most expensive iPhone ever? a cool £23k
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London. 
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London.
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London. 
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London.
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London.
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London.
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London Transport does geek chic
The range includes, yes, model buses and – I love this – sofa coverings in the same old retro fabric that used to adorn the seats of London buses. People in London are probably sick of buses, Brits outside London are probably sick of hearing about London, but I have a hunch this will go down well in Japan. They’d probably match it with ribbons and Pikachu and it will look great. All items available from They can be purchased from www.ltmuseum.co.uk or from London Transport Museum’s shop in Covent Garden, London.
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London Transport does geek chic
The new affordable smartphone from LG has a cute little keyboard, and it’s aimed at the text-producing social-networker, but the camera’s not great and there are no apps. Our verdict below. Handset available from £279.95 from Carphone Warehouse, or £169.50 on Orange or Vodafone Pay As You Go. 
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LG Video Review: the LG GW520 – the social networking phone
Bad girls have them, geek girls can have them too: and if you’re going to get a tattoo, why not use it to show off your knowledge of computer coding or geek culture? I didn’t include any tattoos which involve the Apple logo. Tempting, but a macbook is always going to be slimmer and less hairy than you – too hard to compete. From a join-the-dots giraffe to making your head all web 2.0, here’s a selection of some of the geekiest skin art the world wide web has to offer. Click on the image below to start the gallery
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10 geekiest tattoos