Looking for a last minute stocking stuffer? Busted Tees is having another sale—and this time all of the t-shirts in the store are $12.99 or less for 24 hours. Just include the code “CHEAPTEES” at checkout.
That includes awesome tees like Nasa Nerd, Santa Stark, Han’s Guitar Solo and Zelda Is The Girl.
Until tomorrow, you can save 30% on all regular priced Busted Tees t-shirts and hoodies using the code “SAVEME30″ at checkout.
That means shirts like Nasa Nerd, Santa Stark and Han’s Guitar Solo for only $14!
Busted Tees’ deal of the day brings you this NASA Nerd logo t-shirt for only $11. Grab it while you can because the deal expires in 24 hours.
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The Space Shuttle is finished and Russian rockets are crashing. Perhaps the BBC should bailout NASA and get into the space race.
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Well, NASA is filled with nerds, so this t-shirt makes sense on multiple levels.
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Let’s face it, pitching tents and canoeing are skill sets that are not as practical as they once were. So, in an attempt to stay relevant, the Boy Scouts have teamed up with NASA to offer a merit badge that promotes achievement in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
In order to earn the badge, Scouts must design, build and demonstrate a robot they created. Ken Berry, the assistant director of the Science and Engineering Education Center at the University of Texas at Dallas lead the effort, and explains how the experience can be beneficial for a Scout’s future:
“One of the biggest problems we have for high school kids and Boy Scouts included, is that there aren’t a lot of opportunities to tinker and experience what it’s like to be an engineer, so when they get to the college level, students are often ill prepared to do an engineering degree,” he said.
NASA, which allowed its Mars rover to be depicted on the badge, also agreed to take 100 patches into space on the Endeavour shuttle mission. Those badges will be distributed through an online contest.
From Nerd Approved: Let’s just hope that this 10-barrel t-shirt gatling gun developed by Team 254 Robotics of Bellarmine College Prepatory and NASA doesn’t fall into the hands of some mascot that’s one annoying college student away from going all Mac on the crowd like they did on the jungle in Predator.
With a range of range of 150 yards, a 400-shirt ammo capacity and a 3-shirt per second rate of fire, that crazy bastard will certainly “have himself some fun”.
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These 23 historic spacecrafts have returned to Earth to explore the all of the folds that comprise the vast expanse of your body. It’s an awesome shirt, and Chop Shop will even donate $5 of each shirt sold to the Planetary Society.
Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, there are people out there that continue to insist that the moon landings were staged…six times. For those people, we offer this shirt.
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Clearly, the shoulder on the suit says “UPSA” instead of “NASA.” That should have been this guy’s first clue that his spacesuit wasn’t up to snuff. You get what you pay for.
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