Little Reaper by Freeminds

To misjudge the power of the Reaper based on his size would be a grave mistake, but at least you can rest in peace knowing it will be the last mistake you ever make! The Little Reaper gathers souls that need guidance into the afterlife, shuttling spirits between the realms of the living and the dead with a little help from his black direwolf steed Mortis. Together they are tasked with keeping the spiritual balance, and although his purpose seems horrid the Reaper's not so scary after all!

Add some delightful darkness to your geeky wardrobe with this Little Reaper t-shirt by Freeminds, it's a wonderful design that's sure to blow their minds.

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Everybody wants to be seen as attractive to potential partners no matter what they say, and in the quest to find a likeable look people often take a wrong turn and end up in Creepsville.

Some think upping their physical game is the key to being seen as attractive, but then they get so buff they scare children, their muscles constantly rippling and dripping sweat.

Others think the secret to being seen as attractive is to maintain eye contact, hypnotizing their romantic target like a cobra hypnotizing its prey, but predators aren't sexy- they're scary.

Attraction also relies on face-to-face communication and body signals, so you should keep the texting to a minimum until you really know someone, or the next message you receive might be a restraining order!

Luckily illustrator Kat Fajardo and writer Will Stephen have created a colorful and easy to follow guide revealing The Fine Line Between Attractive And Creepy, so we don't have to come off as creepy anymore.

There's an iconic photograph of physicist extraordinaire Albert Einstein sitting on a rock dressed in shorts and open toed sandals, looking a bit like the original hipster.

This image has sparked the imagination of science nerds and Einstein fans for decades, and is often used in a "scientists have fun too" kinda way, but what's the real story behind this photo?

Turns out this is a snapshot of Albert at the beach wouldn't have happened without this guy:

His name is David Rothman, and he owned Rothman's Department Store in Southold, New York, where he sold Einstein a pair of "sundials":

In the summer of 1939, Albert Einstein spent his summer on Nassau Point, in Peconic, NY on eastern Long Island. My grandfather, David Rothman, was owner of Rothman’s Department Store in nearby Southold.

One June day, Einstein came into the store. Of course, my grandfather recognized him at once. He decided, though, to treat him just like any other customer.

“Are you looking for something in particular?” he asked

“Sundials,” Einstein said in his thick German accent.

Now, Rothman’s has always had a large variety of items—just about everything from housewares, to fishing tackle and bait, to hardware, to toys, to appliances. But no sundials. Not for sale, anyway. But…

“I do have one in my back yard,” my grandfather said.

He led Einstein—who seems a bit bewildered—to the back yard, to show him the sundial. “If you need one you can have this.”

Einstein took one look and began to laugh. He pointed to his feet. “No. Sundials.”

Sandals. Those, he had.

I'll say this about Einstein- he sure had some nice gams for a guy who spent his days theorizing instead of exercising!

-Via Dangerous Minds

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It's hard to accept that celebrities are just like the rest of us, basically because nobody with that much money is just like the rest of us, but there's one way I believe we are the same- our hobbies.

Celebs may have more money to spend on their collections, but the drive to collect is something we share in common, and stars often collect the same silly stuff we do.

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Tom Hanks says the clackety-clack sound of old school typewriters speaks to him, so that's what he collects. Johnny Depp has a massive doll collection, which includes dozens of Barbies and a Lindsey Lohan doll complete with house arrest ankle monitor.

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But what's David Arquette up to at the top of the post? He's knitting his heart out while on vacation, which is only strange when you consider those are his official knitting shorts...

See 10 Bizarre Celebrity Hobbies here

The dialogue options are one of the most enjoyable elements in the Fallout franchise, and the fact that your decision actually affects how characters treat and perceive you makes chatting both fun and functional.

But nothing beats those snarky sarcastic line choices, which were apparently made into a mini game of sorts in Fallout 4 as players must hit the X button as soon as the option comes on the screen to fire off a sarcastic remark.

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Fallout 4 is continuing the tradition of letting gamers play as a post-apocalyptic smartass, and as this video by OutsideXbox proves sarcasm is sweeter than Nuka-Cola when you're making friends outside the Vault.

-Via Geeks Are Sexy

Precious mementos such as letters, trinkets and photographs are far too easy to lose during your lifetime, and when one of these beloved items is lost it leaves a hole in your heart that never heals.

Veteran Bill Moore was lonely and missing his significant other, just like most guys stationed overseas during WWII, and just like the others he made himself feel less lonely by writing his beloved Bernadean letters.

When Bill came home he married Bernadean, the letters becoming part of their love's legacy, but somewhere along the way one very important letter disappeared, only to reappear 70 years later in a thrift store in Colorado.

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It's amazing that something as easily lost as a love letter would be discovered so many decades later hiding in the sleeve of a record, I guess they didn't play that album very often!

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Gohan Dead by Albertocubatas

Messing around with the energy contained in dragon balls can be a dangerous affair, and those who are willing and eager to collect and unlock that magical energy are just as dangerous as the balls themselves. But Grandpa Gohan knew what he was doing when he taught Goku about the Oozaru transformation, and Gohan was well aware of how unpredictable the Great Ape form can be. But risk is the name of the game for the living Saiyans, and sometimes a few heroes will have to fall so that others may rise higher...

Add some mighty geeky color to your wardrobe with this Gohan Dead t-shirt by Albertocubatas, it's the slammin' way to show your love for the mighty warriors from the DBZ universe.

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HQT- Gryffindor by Deadround

It's hard to tell who you should root for in the fast paced world of quidditch, well, except for the fact that only jerks root for Slytherin. It may seem like a no-brainer to root for Harry's squad, but one player doesn't make a team, even if that player is young Mr. Potter. So when you choose a side as teams battle their way to the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup finales remember- don't let a sorting hat do your team picking for you, just watch them play and go with the team you find most enchanting!

Celebrate your favorite fictional sport with this HQT- Gryffindor t-shirt by Deadround, it's a bold way to declare your allegiance to the most chivalrous and courageous house at Hogwarts!

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First, the subway rat of New York City (there's just one, right?) carried off a slice of pizza. Now he's taking pictures of himself.

Fox 5 New York (auto-start video) reports that a man was sleeping near the tracks at a station in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. A rat climbed on him and somehow activated his phone's camera, taking an Instagram-worthy photo of himself. You can see the incident in this video:

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The rat is determined to remain in the media spotlight.

-via Dave Barry

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Ethan Hall is just seven years old. He had been given an important task: singing the song of his people before a crowd watching him at the beginning of a baseball game.

It was the worst possible time to get hiccups. But Ethan did.

This took place at Cooper's Stadium in Adelaide, Australia. Ethan started hiccuping at the beginning of his performance of "Advance Australia Fair." But he kept right on going, maintaining his composure and the dignity of his homeland's national anthem.

As the color commentator for the game says at the end of the video, Ethan's performance was "absolutely priceless."

-via Huffington Post

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Come over to the Dark Side, but please leave some thigh meat or at least one drumstick for the rest of us.

Etiquette tips: we all know that Lord Vader makes a mess when he tries to eat with his mask on. Just act like you don't notice. And also ignore Uncle Palpatine when he goes into one of his political rants.

Paul, the man behind the blog Then & Now Movie Locations, travels to and photographs the original locations in which scenes from famous movies were shot. For his most recent expedition, he journeyed to Sedona, Arizona and several towns in southern California where The Karate Kid was shot.

Pictured above is where Mr. Miyaki confronted John Kreese at his Cobra Kai dojo. You can see more comparison photos here (warning: auto-start audio)

For his home Christmas light display this year, Bob Clagett made a pair of giant lightsabers. The hilts are made of cardboard cylinders painted silver and accented with duct tape. The blades are made of clear plastic roofing material and fixed inside the hilts with drywall screws driven through 2x4s. The actual light comes from Christmas decorative lights mounted just inside the hilts.

Clagett found the lightsabers surprisingly sturdy. You can even duel with them!

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Mark Poulier, an Australian artist, specializes in drawing architecture in ink. Lately, he's been experimenting with coffee cup art, a trendy medium. The two practices blend perfectly in this Leaning Tower of Pisa. The detailed work was demanding and, Poulier says, "took many cups of coffee to complete."

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Dogmuts by Olipop

It's hard to make friends in the Wasteland, and most animals you meet would rather take a bite outta ya than make friends, but that canine champ Dogmeat shows his loyalty with his life. Whether you're facing a squad of Super mutants or a pack of ornery Radscorpions he's the first to run into the fray, taking those fiends down and proving nuclear fallout is peanuts compared to the power of the almighty dog!

Sneak some snoopy style into your gamer-iffic wardrobe with this Dogmuts t-shirt by Olipop, it's pure gamer gold fresh from the vault!

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