According to the Speak Out With Your Geek Out, there are some things you can do to
SOWYGO when you're offline, too -- among them being to wear something geeky from your closet. I love this, since one of my favorite things about being a science teacher is getting to wear all manner of science-y tee-shirts. I have quite a collection, which may not be helpful for my closet, but makes me happy and certainly does start conversations when I wear them out into the real world. Here they are!
From
Threadless:
![](http://media.threadless.com//imgs/products/631/636x460design_01.jpg) |
"Planetary Status" |
![](http://media.threadless.com//imgs/products/888/636x460design_01.jpg) |
"Lab Partners" |
![](http://media.threadless.com//imgs/products/437/636x460design_01.jpg) |
"Tasty Table" |
![](http://media.threadless.com//imgs/products/300/636x460design_01.jpg) |
"We Are Made of Carbon" |
From
ThinkGeek:
![](http://kapgar.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/miscsweetheart.jpg) |
"Sweetheart" |
![](http://www.thinkgeek.com/images/products/additional/large/e84d_mordorable.jpg) |
"Mordorable"(Okay, this is LOTR geekdom, not science, but still!) |
![](http://www.thinkgeek.com/images/products/zoom/the_solution_ladies.jpg) |
"The Solution" |
![](http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/ce/01/37/ce0137d25b48b889fad16b342ed3c285.jpg) |
I always have to explain that I'm a chemistry teacher, and not a terrorist. |
![](http://6dollar.threadpitinc.netdna-cdn.com/images/D/You_Have_Died_Of_Dysentery_NEW_T_SHIRT_detail.jpg) |
I love this because I actually love learning about gold rush era diseases (epidemiology geek!) more than Oregon Trail. |
And from
The Nerdiest Shirts:
![](http://thenerdiestshirts.com/images/thumbs/physics-shirt-schro-lolcat-light-325px.gif) |
LOL-catted Schrodinger's cat, which incidentally always makes me a little sad because the cat might be dead :( |
When the amazing Casey Brown of
Casey's Elegant Musings did a series on people's
cherished collections, I remember thinking that I didn't really have any good collections. Well, now I realize I do; it's just not particularly vintage! On the sad, sad day when I'm too old to wear screen-print tees (is there such an age?) I will make these into a cherished tee-shirt quilt.
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