Remember last year, around Valentine’s Day, when I mentioned a rather wonderful geeky Valentine’s poem? Probably not, but as you see from the magnificent image here, you can now get it on a T-shirt at ThinkGeek. I like the fact that the hex codes are visually colour coded. I like the fact that they make it in a women’s fitted-T style. And I really, really want one.
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