Meet DJ T-Qualizer! Whether you are playing hip hop, house or rock DJ TQ will react to the sound by spinning his turn tables, when the music gets going his very own EQ shirt will start to react... That's right! DJ E-Qualizer has an EQ Shirt of his own! This is just yet another great addition to our full line of sound reactive T-Shirts! DJ E-Qualizer Sound Reactive Equalizer T-Shirt The wicked sound-sensitive Equalizer Bars jump and flash as the turn tables spin in time to the music wherever you are, combining retro-cool with up to the minute digital technology. Built-in Graphic Equalizer The TQ Shirt has a built-in graphic equalizer with a wide spectrum sensor controller to detect the true rhythm, frequency and beat of music. Eye-popping Display! This animates the ultra-thin Electro Luminescence panel in the chest for an eye-popping display as the Equalizer bars light up and respond to the music. Control the BEAT! There is also an easily accessible adjuster control, allowing you to pre

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"So Schrödinger's cat vs. Pavlov's dog. In a one vs. one fight who wins? Well, the first main difference is that Schrödinger's cat was a hypothetical experiment (or was it?), while Pavlov's dog was real. The loyalty. Real. The drool. Real. The need for a mop. Real. Real as he might be, though, it's definitely not in the canine's favor that each round of a fight typically starts with a bell. Plus the feline, if it exists, comes equipped with a box, a radioactive isotope, and a hammer. You generally don't want to give a cat tools. It remembers the time Erwin tried to put that silly hat on it. Just to clarify, by ""fight"" here, we mean ""chase each other around the house until someone is declared victor."" We here at ThinkGeek are big fans of animals of all kinds, and we think the only type of animal fighting should be for the comfy spot on the couch. Schrödinger's cat faces off against Pavlov's dog on this sand-colored, 100% cotton t-shirt.".

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"Geeks: we're one big group of loners. Most of us are not much good at the whole social interaction thing. In fact, we've trained our whole lives to be Not Good at it. From playing house alone to petitioning to be the project manager, technical lead, designer, and tester all in one on your next project, you know that other people just make life more complicated. But don't worry. You're in good company here. You're amongst people who understand, cause we're like that, too. For most of us, if it starts with ""social,"" it better end with ""networking sites."" Pretty much whenever we're out in public, geeks take a circumstance penalty to our CHA-based skills (except Handle Animal), and if you want to land some sort of bonus to offset that, you'd have to down a lot of alcohol or wear a shirt that forewarns people of the situation in a humorous manner and automatically breaks the ice with no effort whatsoever on your part. Oh wait. That's what this is! How convenient is that? This is a 100%

There are a number of methods available for training your pet. Do not attempt these techniques on your own. Always consult with a zombie professional. If you leave your zombies alone in the house all day, they can get into trouble if not properly trained. You'll come home to an abattoir of headless stuffed animals and all the unpleasant moldy things in the fridge will have been eaten. It's important to remember that your zombie needs three things: exercise, discipline, and brains. A treadmill is a great way to burn off your zombie's excess energy. But this is important: never set the treadmill above the lowest setting. You want to maintain the rate at a consistent shamble. Breaking into a run is no good. It only causes ankle injuries and additional flesh decomposition. It's also important to remember that since your zombie feels no fatigue, you'll need to turn the treadmill off. But the treadmill can focus the groaning and mindless shambling of a typical zombie into a purpose. Plus, wo