Philip K Dick Pins and Buttons
Description: Ubik is a 1969 science-fiction novel by Philip K. Dick, set in a world where reality constantly destabilizes and time slips backward after a catastrophic event. The characters rely on a mysterious spray-can product called Ubik, which may be the only thing keeping them alive—or anchored in reality. The story blends paranoia, metaphysics, and dark humor, making it one of Dick’s most iconic mind-bending works.
Description: As of 2078, the New Economic Block (NEB) was locked in a bitter civil war with the Alliance, a group of former mining and science personnel over the mining rights to planet Sirius 6B. Grab this official NEB mining crew shirt and look the part as you regale with tales of mining and battles in a far off star system. Or, for those more rooted in reality, just let people know you’re a fan of Screamers, one of sci-fi’s most underrating movies and another fabulous Philip K. Dick story.
Description: Corporate logo of the virtual travel service which offers vacation experiences via implanted memories, from the original 1990 sci-fi movie Total Recall, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Total Recall – Rekall Logo (blue wash version) Pin
by GraphicGibbon
$3.00 $3.25
Description: A witty sci-fi inspired design blending futuristic tech, artificial minds, and music-loving robot vibes. Perfect for fans of science fiction tee shirts, nerdy graphic tees, and sci fi tees with clever retro-futuristic humor.
Android dream of electric playlists - science fiction tee shirts - nerdy graphic tees - sci fi tees Pin
by Nerdventure
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Description: The Chatsubo or Chat, is a bar in Ninsei of Chiba City, 2 block east of Jarre de Thé. The bartender was Ratz occasionally replaced by Kurt. Kirin and Tsingtao beer are served there. It was frequented by expatriates; there were almost no Japanese there. Figures seen there were African sailors, Lonny Zone's whores, Wage with his joeboys, and Case. On weeknights it attracted a dealing clientele. On Fridays and Saturdays it was flooded by sailors from the Chiba port and specialists preying on them. In Japanese, chatsubo (茶壺) means "tea bowl"
