Cosmic Lover (Color Version) by Medusa Dollmaker

She washes her hair in the streams of time, and adds the sparkle and shine of a thousand stars to further enhance her dazzling beauty. One would think sitting on high watching human hearts swell then break over and over again would take a toll on you, but the cycle of love is there to maintain balance in the universe, and nobody knows about that balance quite like the Cosmic Lover. As long as she's serenely watching over us, letting us make fools of ourselves as we follow our hearts, we'll have the chance to love and lose again.

Bring a touch of the romantic fantastic to your geeky wardrobe with this Cosmic Lover (Color Version) t-shirt by Medusa Dollmaker, it's a brilliant and beautiful design that's sure to get you lots of love.

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Shadow Of A Foe by Boggs Nicolas

Being the god of thunder, bearing that great responsibility, comes with a dark price- there will always be an opposing force trying to snuff out your spark. Thor lives with this shadow of a foe lurking behind him at all times, and cannot rest until this shadowy enemy is eliminated, even if that enemy is his brother Loki. So as you marvel at that mighty Asgardian, and dream of how great his life must be, remember that he's always watching his back and waiting for his enemies to strike...

Gear up for the fray with this Shadow Of A Foe t-shirt by Boggs Nicolas, it's truly electrifying!

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The Timey Wimey Machine by Twenty27 Designs

The Doctor has lived many lifetimes so his adventures have happened over and over again, which tends to mess with all that timey wimey stuff floating around out there keeping the universe, and its timeline, intact. And what happens when the Doctor and his companion, who is blissfully unaware of what their travels are doing to the universe, continue to go on grand adventures across the galaxy? The timey wimey stuff becomes like taffy, bending and warping to create pockets and niches where the truth of his existence hides...

Add some out of this world adventure to your geeky wardrobe with this The Timey Wimey Machine t-shirt by Twenty27 Designs, and watch your fellow fans light up like a sonic screwdriver!

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Retro Guardians by Kinda Creative

Star-Lord was too old and too far from Earth to have a video game made about him, but the young man who was taken on the intergalactic adventure of a lifetime would have done anything to star in his own game. And if anyone had known about the Guardians before that documentary exposed their secret existence to the world their adventures would have made for a marvel-ous game franchise. Sadly, the Guardians never got to star in their own console cartridge, and now they're all too busy battling the mad titan to play video games....

Share your dream of console games that could have been with this Retro Guardians t-shirt by Kinda Creative, and imagine the awesomeness!

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Behind every kids show are a bunch of adults making the whole thing happen, and even though the show's contents are kept kid friendly the backstage crew setting is generally for mature audiences only.

It may come as no surprise that Full House had some totally raunchy moments going on behind-the-scenes, since Bob Saget and Dave Coulier are funny guys and Stamos is a certified Bad Boy.

But people getting it on and “experimenting” backstage while kids (and sometimes their parents) competed on the beloved game show Double Dare?

That just seems wrong, but in the words of host Marc Summers “There might have been a little experimentation going on there”, note he's using the 80s version of the term “experimentation”.

Read more about 5 Beloved Kids Shows That Were Perverted Behind The Scenes at Cracked (Contains NSFW language)

Zombie Bowser by Aaron Morales

Mario had always defeated Bowser in the big boss battle then walked away, never bothering to find out if Bowser was still alive and ready to fight another day. Unbeknownst to anyone in the Mushroom Kingdom big bad Bowser had died, but some dark magical force brought him back to life with a ravenous appetite for Peach and moustachioed Italian plumber! There woud be no jumping on zombie Bowser's head, nor could you simply shoot him with fire and hope to knock him out, for this time death would not stop him from having his revenge...

Bring a nightmarish boss battle moment to your geeky wardrobe with this Zombie Bowser t-shirt by Aaron Morales, it's super looking and sure to be admired by all your fellow gamer bros!

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Everybody knows better than to ask the internet for help Photoshopping a picture by now, and we've seen the droll dorkiness that makes the rounds after these poor victims have asked "for help".

So it's agreed that those who ask “for help” from the internet are doing so knowing full well what lies in store for their image, right?

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Okay good, because I almost feel bad for the guy who asked the interwebs to remove the kid from the background of this romantic picture because people now think of him as a kid hating jerk!

Some of the 'shoppers were happy to help delete the kid from the pic by adding different kinds of dogs to the image

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And then war suddenly broke out all around them...we salute you, Private Smoochface!

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See more from "Can You Guys Photoshop Out The Kid In The Background?" here

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Hollywood has some strange practices when it comes to releasing movies, and sometimes movie studios will spend months and millions of dollars making a flick only to leave it laying on the shelf.

Sometimes legal reasons keep a movie from being released, like the legal battle over distribution rights between Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks that kept the Eddie Murphy movie A Thousand Words on the shelf for four years.

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Films can also be kept out of theaters by bad test audience feedback, which surprisingly kept director Michael Roemer's film The Plot Against Harry on the shelf for twenty years.

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When Michael went to make a home video copy of his film for his kids the transfer technician laughed, and so did his kids, so he released the film he'd completed in 1969 to a much warmer audience reception in 1989.

Whether most of these movies should have been released at all is debatable, but filmmakers must feel crummy about pouring energy into projects only to have them locked away gathering dust instead of being shown to an audience.

See 15 Shelved That Were Eventually Released Years Later at mental_floss

Dealing with a mental illness means identifying and handling that little monster lurking around inside your mind, a monster waiting for the most inopportune time to make an appearance.

Illustrator Toby Allen decided to deal with his anxieties by imagining how they would look as monsters, visualizing these hard to describe (and even harder to understand) creatures that wreak havoc on our state of mind.

We first featured Toby's artwork here on Neatorama a few years ago, and since then he has reworked his original designs a bit and given more mental illnesses a visual life, along with a very internet appropriate disclaimer:

The artwork is not at all intended to make light of these conditions but instead is intended to give these intangible mental illnesses some substance and make them appear more managable as physical entities.

See more of Toby's mental illness monster illustrations at Bored Panda

Gamers know what it's like to be a gamer, what it's like to obsess, fret and test your mental endurance with marathon gaming sessions.

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But those who have never given in to gaming temptation may be unaware of what it's like to be a gamer, and therefore might benefit from a little comic strip insight.

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Cheezburger gathered a collection of gamer-centric webcomics for This Collection Of Web Comics Really Explains What It's Like To Be A Gamer. It's a fun way to waste five minutes of your life!

Some of our favorite video game franchises feature anthropomorphic animal characters, which creators feel are easier for players to relate to than a normal animal would be.

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But when an animal character is "humanized" they often lose their appeal, and it becomes hard to tell who those human characters are supposed to be, since their animal forms were a big part of what made them recognizable in the first place.

Case in point- Koopalings and Bowser Jr. as humans:

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And then there are those sexy "humanized" versions of animal characters, which are not only less appealing than the original- they're downright creepy if you think about it!

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Who was hoping to see a sexy version of Chica the psychotic animatronic chicken from the Five Nights At Freddy's series? Ummm, maybe you're better off not answering that question...

See 20 Unsettling "Humanized" Versions Of Non-Human Video Game Characters here

Bad things to do on your lunch break include- eating a 2000 calorie meal, smoking half a pack of cigarettes, and sleeping in your car.

Good things to do on your lunch break include- buying a homeless person a meal, squeezing in a bit of cardio in the gym, and taking pictures of people milling about on the sidewalks.

If lunchtime portraits become a social media trend then photographer Charles H. Traub deserves credit as an originator of this idea.

Charles hit the sidewalks of Chicago from 1977 to 1980 capturing portraits of people on their lunch breaks for the aptly titled series “Lunch Time”, which is finally going to be released in book form by Damani Press.

"Lunch Time" gives the viewer a candid look at what people were actually wearing in the 70s, from awful to awfully fabulous, and each image really

See more of these amazing portraits at Dangerous Minds

Murloc Fink by ClayGrahamArt

The goblins have done a lot of dumb things during their species' lifetime on Azeroth, but the dumbest thing by far was teaching the murlocs how to fix their vehicles. Now the murlocs are full blown hot rod fanatics, tearing up the Mirage Raceway with their souped up sleds, which has really messed up the ecosystem. Even during times of war the murlocs could be counted on to hunt down invasive species and protect the wetlands, but now that they're all about crafting instead of hunting the swamps have been overrun by annoying little gnomes!

Shift your geeky wardrobe into high gear with this Murloc Fink t-shirt by ClayGrahamArt, it's the fastest way to become superstar among your fellow WoW fans!

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80s Hero by Ddjvigo

Dkjaskldfjds didn't start out as a hero, he was just an ordinary martial art cop in Miami, but when he was pushed too far he found himself transformed into the kickass kop Kung Fury. The power had transformed him into a real hero, the kind of badass you see in movies and TV shows who says cool stuff right before obliterating a bad guy, but would this power be enough to stop Hitler? With a little help from his computer whiz buddy Hackerman, the god of thunder Thor and an angry Tyrannosaurus Rex it's a sure bet this grand 80s hero can't lose!

It's time to upgrade your geeky wardrobe with the awesomeness that is this 80s Hero t-shirt by Ddjvigo, it'll turn you in to a total knockout!

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It's not uncommon to see people hitting treadmills and ellipticals to get in shape, but back in the 1940s an exercise machine called the Streamliner was introduced, and it was supposed to fight the "battle of the bulge" for you

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Something tells me there were more than a few “unfortunate accidents” attributed to the machines in this video, because they look like they were invented by sadists.

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