
In Portal 2, GLaDOS is temporarily put into a potato battery. Now you can make a PotatOS of your very own. This science kit comes with everything but the potato. Get one from the grocery store, and you’ll be making it light up and play one of 17 clips from the game in no time.
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This poster makes Star Wars sexier. The bold design by Russell Walks showcases Darth Vader, his lightsaber, and the Death Star. It might be the swankiest poster for the movie in existence and would fit in perfectly with your art deco themed decor.
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If you’ve always been envious of all the cut corners in the props of Battlestar Galactica, these items are for you. You can pretend you’re aboard the Galactica and make official ship log notes in the lined journals. Maybe you can help the Cylons out with the plan they seem to have forgotten about.
After you’ve jotted it down in the fancy notebook with the BSG logo, you can head to the rec room for a relaxing game of Triad. The poker-like game comes with rules, cut corners, and 54 playable cards. You might feel compelled to pull a Starbuck and punch a superior after you’ve won a round or two (and drank a round or several).
Check out the playing cards in the photo after the break.
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ThinkGeek has released new Doctor Who posters based on events from series 5 (the first series featuring Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor). If you’re not caught up, I bet you’re inspired to do so now. Go ahead and order the posters; you’ll know exactly what they’re about by the time they arrive. I mean, Daleks and the TARDIS – what more could you want?
See the posters separately after the break.
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Erase the presence of the Dark side from your life with this Gomu Star Wars Eraserland set – or just erase your homework mistakes. This snazzy set of eight erasers comes in a lightsaber shaped box. Five of them are limited to this box only and can’t be found anywhere else. Being able to use the Millennium Falcon to wipe away my errors is almost enough reason to start using a pencil again.
View a photo of the packaging after the break.
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You never know when you will need Batman’s help. That’s why it’s handy to have this batarang keychain from ThinkGeek at your side. The perfectly portable beacon sends out the call for help with just the push of a button. You can project the symbol into the sky or just against a wall in your office. I recommend saving it for dire situations, but I won’t judge if you use it because someone stole your smartphone or you can’t find your way to the toilet in the middle of the night.
See the Bat-Signal keychain in action after the break.
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When two geeks have a child together, one can only hope a new geekling is born. The My Little Geek ABC book will help set your child on the right path. The illustrations will teach kids that Z is for Zombie and J is for Joystick. Let’s face it, your kid is already going to be smart enough to know that A is for Apple. Broaden their horizons!
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If you like free stuff you’ll be happy to know that our sister sites Fashionably Geek and That’s Nerdalicious! are both running contests this week courtesy of ThinkGeek.
More specifically, we are giving away a Zombie Attack hoodie and Paper Watch combo on Fashionably Geek and a Pizza Pi cutter for hungry math nerds on That’s Nerdalicious. So make sure to check ‘em out—and good luck!

If you gagged watching Andrew Zimmern eat weird shit like jellied moose nose and bull penis on that “Bizarre Foods” show, then grab a bucket and prepare for Weasel Puke Coffee. This “gourmet treat” from Vietnam is made from coffee beans eaten, then thrown up by local Vietnamese weasels. The vomited beans are then lightly roasted, where the stomach acids apparently wear away the bitterness of the bean, and volia! Weasel Puke Coffee is born, “delicious and smooth” and with “a rich chocolaty flavor”…all courtesy of puke.
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