"I Fucking Love Science" and "Lost Wormhole" t-shirts

…and I fucking love these new t-shirts from our friends at the Imaginary Foundation. Also available in this "Bonkers Collection" is a Charles Darwin "Chuck D: Natural Selecta" design. IF has kindly offered Boing Boing readers 20% off any of those three shirts in the Bonkers Collection until midnight PT tomorrow. (Discount code: BOING20) Imaginary Foundation

• [Christopher Ing]

  Imaginary Foundation is printing Icanhazcheeseburger memes and pictures off tumblr on shirts now?

• [allenmcbride]

  I’ve never really understood personality rights, but apparently Illinois has them… does that imply that Jane Dill should get (or is getting) some of the action here? http://boingboing.net/2011/07/08/i-love-science-lady.html

  • [David Pescovitz]

    Here is that link:
    http://boingboing.net/2011/07/08/i-love-science-lady.html

• [Gabriel Nagmay]

  The “Lost wormhole” shirt would only work if it was a recursive image of me wearing the shirt…

• [bobrk]

  I guess I’m an old fogey, but people wearing t-shirts with dirty words on them are a real problem when I’m out with my kids.

  That said, I do love fucking science.

  • [Gabriel Nagmay]

    …and I feel that comments with dirty words are a real problem when I’m reading BoingBoing with my kids!

    GET OFF MY LAWN!

  • [sudoLoki]

     There’s a big difference between “fucking loving” something and “love fucking” something…

    (But I’m not here to judge)

  • [perchecreek]

    Perhaps you’ve come to the wrong place. This is Boing Boing; Boink Boink is  over here.

  • [endrest]

     Yes, to a degree, I wonder about wearing clothes with ‘colorful metaphors’ on them in public… I wonder if I look like an ass because there’s children around that may ask their parents what that word means.  That said, “I fscking love computers!”

• [Ed J]

  Edit: Apologies. I looked on the IF blog and found no attribution.

  So, you not only failed to credit the creator of the wormhole image, you’re promoting someone who will profit from the theft of this image?

  The original creator was kleinmania.com

  http://www.kleinmania.com/post/23628608950/wormhole

  • [David Pescovitz]

    No, you failed to ask a simple question before wrongly accusing someone of theft. Imaginary Foundation licensed that image from the artist. And Wallace Kirkland’s photo of Jane Dill was also licensed.