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CODING · MATH · SCIENCE · GAMER Our best sellers. Now with a hood.
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The Hood Edit

Funny geek hoodies
for colder days

Our best selling chemistry, coding and math jokes, now on heavy fleece with a hood.Three picks to start with.

!false: it's funny because it's true

A one character joke for anyone who reads code: put an exclamation mark in front of false and you get true. Programmers laugh. Everyone else asks what is funny.

That is the whole point.

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I only use sarcasm periodically

Sulphur, argon, calcium and samarium: four real elements that spell the one thing chemists use more than safety goggles. Our best selling design reads as well across a lab bench as across a pub table, and on a hoodie it does the talking for you.

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Paranormal distribution

A bell curve with a ghost in it. Statisticians call it a normal distribution; anyone who has stared at a dataset at midnight knows the outliers can be spooky.

Science's favourite curve, now with a haunting.

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