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I saw this on Twitter over the weekend and it took me a while to work out what it meant. How about you?

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I thought I'd have a go at something equally as geek for you guys. Here it is:

 

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Maybe somebody could have one done before this time next week? See you there, hopefully.

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    • CJ
    • Mon 16 May 2011 03:14 AM

    It's good, but it's oh-so not right!

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      • Jake Howlett
      • Mon 16 May 2011 03:17 AM

      Agreed. You wouldn't catch me in one.

      Geekiest t-shirt I ever wore said <body> on the front and </body> on the bike. I did used to quite like that one actually. In fact I'd like another. You could also get a hat that said <head> on it.

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  1. blonde - score?

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      • Jake Howlett
      • Mon 16 May 2011 08:07 AM

      Might only work for Brits. Not sure how well that car (or the make itself) did/does outside our shores.

      That car is probably my favourite of all time by the way.

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    • Ingo Spichal
    • Mon 16 May 2011 08:05 AM

    Second one was easy : Lotus Notes

    First one took a while, but I think it should be : SharePoint (Cher Point)

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      • Casper
      • Wed 18 May 2011 06:55 AM

      I think the second one is Lotus Symphony ;-)

  2. My Geekiest T-Shirt says: "I'm not fat. I'm a Jabba the Hutt tribute act."

    It brings a few laughs.

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      • Joel
      • Tue 17 May 2011 02:30 PM

      Actually, my geekiest T-Shirt says "What's in your dashboard?" I think that was 2006.

      When my old LS T-Shirts are past the point where I can use them for skydiving (primary purpose) and running, I use them for painting.

      Of course the t-shirt I'm wearing now has a hand and the caption "Redneck Teleprompter" so....

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    • patrick picard
    • Mon 16 May 2011 11:15 PM
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    • John Fazio
    • Tue 17 May 2011 07:13 AM

    I swore there was an image floating around of a Lotus flower with musical notes emanating from it. It was many years ago and I cannot locate it with google.

    My favorite around the house shirt is the "Pirates of Collaboration", one of the toughest t-shirts I have ever owned. My wife even took a picture of me in it to show her friends what a geek's geek I am. I told her only a dork would do that.

  3. My favorite geeky T-shirt reads

    $DO || ! $DO ; try

    try: command not found

  4. >SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue > 0

    Zero rows returned.

  5. Sharepoint! :-)

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    • linda
    • Mon 30 May 2011 05:35 PM

    Lol I was so sure it was cartoon! Car tune :D

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