Description: From a Robert Frost poem, great for amateur (or professional!) astronomers, science majors, poetry buffs and teachers! This includes a detailed moon map of the Bullialdus region.

Description: Might not be funny, but it IS humerus!

Description: We're All Monsters at Heart

Description: If marathons were geared to Math and Science Geeks

Description: From a lovely poem by Sarah Williams (1868): "Though my soul may set in darkness, it will rise in perfect light; I have loved the stars too truly to be fearful of the night."

Description: Physics majors will know the symbol for jerk, and this shirt says 'No Jerks!'

Description: Resistance is futile (at least in some circuits).

Description: Science is important. Math is important. Truth is important.

Description: Spin it. Spin it good.

Description: Ministry of Science

Description: Ministry of Science

Description: Are you old enough to know the significance?

Description: 0101010 Studios

Description: A is for Ass Hat

Description: A friendly reminder from your Ministry of Information. (For any fan of the amazing movie "Brazil")

Description: Looking for a funny Hanukkah shirt? Or a good ugly Christmas Shirt? (caution: adult theme)

Description: Moss is my Spirit Guide. If you or someone you know loves The IT Crowd (or who is involved in IT/programming) this is a perfect gift.

Description: Pluto is not a dwarf planet, I prefer the term "Little Planet"

Description: Getting older but doing it right?

Description: Freedom of speech. Use it or lose it.

Description: Yeah, you'll need to have über-geek cred to wear this one, but hey, if you dig astronomy and also happen to enjoy Michael Keaton cult movies, this is your shirt!

Description: Perfect for the book lover(s) in your life

Description: Not All Who Wander are Rogue Planets

Description: Spooky Action at a Distance, for your physics and science geek friends

Description: Why do you always carry an umbrella?

Description: A nerdy, wordy take on a classic joke. A thesaurus, a lexicon and an onomasticon perambulate into a rathskeller...

Description: She's the boss!

Description: Join us

Description: If you are one of us, announce it to the world

Description: When translations are too literal

Description: Whether you read it normally, or upside-down, or even in a mirror, the binary form of 42 is the answer to life, the universe and everything. So we have a palindrome that is also an ambigram and also strobogrammatic...no wonder it's a magical number!

Description: Perfect for the book lover(s) in your life.

Description: Are you into astronomy? Know someone who is?

Description: The power of Feng-Schwa