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Yes, geeks! You can actually buy this adult size Star Wars pajama at jumpinjammerz.com
…and should you ever decide to wear one in front of a lady (or ladies?), it could potentially transform a boring evening into a quite steamy one. You’ve been warned.
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Through Denis Medri’s work Spider-Man with brand new vilains (Victorian style!) gets the steampunk/rockabilly treatment…
Hit the jump for the rest.
(Source: geekologie.com)
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![Pepsi brings back Michael Jackson for marketing campaign
One billion cans of Pepsi are about to come plastered with a most unlikely ingredient: Michael Jackson’s silhouette. […] Besides the 1 billion cans due to start rolling out in late May, the Pepsi promotion will include live events, iconic music and digital opportunities for fans to get special-edition merchandise. […] “This is very macabre and seems totally over-the-top to me,” says pop culture guru Watts Wacker. “This will be a very polarizing promotion. They’ll get lots of buzz, but most of it will be negative.”
So, PepsiCo Inc. is going prove that dead people can sell soda. Can’t they leave the poor guy alone?](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3nen1rjv71r9lqwdo1_1280.jpg "http://srdash.tumblr.com/post/22581098056/pepsi-mj-marketing-gimmick")
Pepsi brings back Michael Jackson for marketing campaign
One billion cans of Pepsi are about to come plastered with a most unlikely ingredient: Michael Jackson’s silhouette. […] Besides the 1 billion cans due to start rolling out in late May, the Pepsi promotion will include live events, iconic music and digital opportunities for fans to get special-edition merchandise. […] “This is very macabre and seems totally over-the-top to me,” says pop culture guru Watts Wacker. “This will be a very polarizing promotion. They’ll get lots of buzz, but most of it will be negative.”
So, PepsiCo Inc. is going prove that dead people can sell soda. Can’t they leave the poor guy alone?
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This 1939 comic from Cuban Communist newspaper Noticias de Hoy shows that the appeal of the cat-in-box genre were popular even in the dark days before the Internet. (Source: jezebel.com)
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The Check that Sold Superman for $130 Goes For $160,000 at Auction via NextDraft.com
A cashed check was purchased at auction for a whopping $160,000. That seems like a pretty expensive purchase. Especially considering the check was originally made out for only $130. That’s how much Detective Comics paid for the rights to Superman.
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