Here is an idea which, I believe, is entirely my own: I want to start collecting Nerd T-Shirts. I'm very proud of this idea, because it is wholly my own. I'm not talking about T-Shirts that nerds wear; rather, I want the shirt itself to be nerdy. Here are two examples that I've seen actual people wear:
- A friend of mine wore a T-Shirt, the front of which was emblazoned with the Rosetta Stone. Here's the link.
- A camper of mine wore a T-Shirt advertising the Library of Congress. I couldn't find a picture of it online, but this alternative will serve our purposes: It was like this, but nerdier. I think his version had flying books.
2 comments:
Who defines what "nerdy" is? I think the issue is inherently subjective (I like the word inherently, does that make me a nerd?). For example, if I wear a "Camp Moshava" t-shirt, some people might define that as nerdy. On the other hand, I think we can all agree that a shirt with any sort of mathematical equation on it is nerdy. But not to math people. I wholeheartedly support the idea- Nerds by Avi- but you might want to get a committee set up to review questionnable shirts.
With all due respect, that comment, especially the part about the committee, was objectively nerdy. With that being said, I think I have some t-shirts for Avi's collection.
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