Two Funny Enginerd T-Shirts for Science Geeks

Another word for geek is nerd, and these two t-shirts for science enthusiasts incorporate the word NERD into the word ENGINEER to make a brand new geeky portmanteau: ENGINERD.

Computer Enginerd T-Shirt for Computer Engineers

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Digital-style text in old-school computer green spell out COMPUTER ENGINERD on this black t-shirt. Get this for the computer geek / nerd / enthusiast in your life.

Enginerd Geeky T-Shirt with Gears

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ENGINERD is written in bold dark grey text. A pair of interlocking gears appear in light grey as a backdrop. This is a fun t-shirt for engineers / nerds / enginerds of all disciplines and levels.

Computer Whisperer Green Digital Text T-Shirt

This computer geek t-shirt has a simple text design in the perfect style of font: digital dot-matrix green. The text reads COMPUTER WHISPERER, making this the perfect gift idea for anyone who loves computers or works with them. This shirt is great for computer science students and teachers,...

Apollo Program Logo T-Shirt For Space Fans

On this day in 1969, NASA launched Apollo 10 -- the final test flight before the historic flight of Apollo 11 to put the first men on the moon. The flight had astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, John Young, and Eugene Cernan performing the final tests before the lunar...

Unpack the Humor: The "Avoid the Top of the Bell Curve" T-Shirt

Are you a fan of statistics, science, or just clever wordplay? Then you're going to love our latest find! This "Avoid the Top of the Bell Curve" t-shirt combines humor with a witty take on statistical terminology, making it the perfect attire for anyone who loves to...

You Matter Funny Physics Geek T-Shirt

This t-shirt design looks like it simply shares an uplifting message of positive reinforcement with bold blue text that reads YOU MATTER. The design goes on to explain, effectively, how you might transition to another form: "until you multiply yourself times the speed of light squared THEN YOU...