Ha – I am loving it … no need to clear your cache!
Green circles, red triangles, and blue squares. No, these are not the the latest polygons in the Lucky Charms lineup. They’re your friendly "broken image" icon component parts, er, well, maybe not yours. Depending on your browser, YBIIMV (Your Broken Image Icon May Vary). Hang the broken image symbol around your neck, and voila. Your necklace has failed to load. It’s a freaking clever idea we couldn’t resist. The necklace is on a 17" leather cord closed with a sterling silver clasp. T
he pendant itself is lightweight, made from non-toxic shrink plastic (with a protective coating) and measures about 1 inch square. These are handmade by the artist in California, so expect some slight variation which betrays they were not made by a robot. At least, not so far as we know, but we didn’t do a Turing test on her.
Link: Broken Image Necklace
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Harlan wrote,
Best freaking idea EVER! Right next to the Wi-Fi Shirt (http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts/illuminated/991e/)
Link | March 19th, 2008 at 1:28 pm
Geek Fashion Necklace wrote,
[...] Things are getting weird nowadays as geeks have created their own fashion necklace : With a broken image on it (Well depends on what browser you are using, the icon may varies). It’s designed by artist from California. Features : -Lightweight -Made from non-toxic shrink plastic -1 inch square. Source : RGS [...]
Link | March 20th, 2008 at 1:04 am
Made You Look » Blog Archive » Geek Accessories wrote,
[...] Broken image necklace. [...]
Link | March 20th, 2008 at 1:10 am
Colares Geek « A Vaca Louca – MUUUUUITO BOM wrote,
[...] Uma ótima sacada, com ele você pode jurar que comprou um lindo colar de ouro, com um enorme diamante e quando você mostrar pra ela, você fala “Ah, porcaria de internet discada, o arquivo veio corrompido”. (fonte) [...]
Link | September 23rd, 2009 at 4:59 am