Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Happy Tae Kwon Do Tuesday


Are You A Runnerd?





New Edition Mixture








Nerdy: Kesha vs. Star Wars

Nerdy Facts of The Day: E.T. via Buzz Feed


Steven Spielberg’s original concept for E.T. was the story of a family that is terrorized in their home by five aliens.
The candy E.T. eats was supposed to be M&M’s, but Mars (M&M’s manufacturer) turned down Spielberg’s request to use it in the film. Spielberg then approached Hershey’s, who allowed him to use its Reese’s Pieces (which, of course, had its sales skyrocket after the release of the film).
Harrison Ford’s cameo as Elliott’s principal was cut from the film.

Star Wars Nerd: Wampa Ice Scraper

Dope.



Science Nerd: Chemistry of Wine


Culinary Nerd: Periodic Table Cutting Board

Smart way to cut veggies.



Sneaker Nerd: Air Jordan 13 "3M" Sneaker Release Reminder



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Superhero Nerd: Superhero Talent Agency via Nerdist

Funny.


Monday, September 29, 2014

Happy Monday


Music Nerd: 80's Hip Hop








Astro Bucket





Science Nerd: Why Do You Pass Gas?

Star Wars Nerd: Lightsaber House Keys

Awesome.



Nerdy: Dumb and Dumber To

November 14th.


Nerdy Facts of The Day: Sixteen Candles via Buzz Feed


 John Hughes was inspired to write Sixteen Candles after he received a headshot of Molly Ringwald.
Viggo Mortensen was almost cast as Jake Ryan.
The cake in the iconic final scene was made out of cardboard.


Sneaker Nerd: Nike Air Foamposite Pro "Elephant"

Dope.


10/4/14
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Band Dork: Batman Evolution

Classics.


Friday, September 26, 2014

Happy Friday... Chest Bump Time


Music Nerd: De La Friday Mixture






Don't Panic... More Carlton in Stock






Retro Nerd: Mr. Fusion




Science Nerd: Why People Obsess Over Sports

Arcade Nerd: Tetris Sandwich Cutter

Classic way to make lunch fun.



Sneaker Nerd: Nike Air Trainer 91 "Bo Jackson"

Dope Retro...


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Nerdy Facts of The Day: Gremlins via Buzz Feed


In the original script for Gremlins, Gizmo was supposed to be the villain, turning into the gremlin Stripe and becoming the leader of the gremlin pack. Steven Spielberg (who produced the film) suggested they change that plot point because he felt Gizmo was cute and audiences would want to see him throughout the film.
Gremlins and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (which also both happen to be Spielberg-produced films) were responsible for the creation of the PG-13 rating system. Both films, while rated PG, contained lots of violence, but not enough to warrant an R rating.
Tim Burton almost directed Gremlins, but was eventually passed over because he had never directed a feature length film.

nHERd Fashion: Storm Trooper Pencil Skirt

Fresh.



Challenge... Bet You Cant

Try them....


Thursday, September 25, 2014

Happy TBT


nHERds are Hip







Music Nerd: Happy 23rd Tribe Called Quest Low End Theory









Retro Nerd: Marty McFly Kicks by Universal Studios

Universal is now releasing the Marty McFly shoes to the public outside of the Nike Mag.



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Science Nerd: Physics of Football

Interesting.


Star Wars Nerd: R2-D2 Talking Pizza Cutter



Sneaker Nerd: Nike Air Tech Challenge "Holiday Pack"

Dope.


Holiday 2014



Nerdy Fact of the Day: Back To The Future


Disney rejected the script for Back to the Future because of the incestuous storyline involving Marty McFly’s mother falling in love with him.
Eric Stoltz was originally cast as Marty (when the producers’ first choice Michael J. Fox was unavailable due to filming commitments on his TV show,Family Ties). He filmed five weeks worth of footage before he was let go and replaced with Fox, who the producers were able to get after working out a deal with the Family Ties producers.
Doc Brown was originally supposed to have a pet chimpanzee, not a dog.
The iconic DeLorean time machine was originally envisioned as a time travel chamber that resembled a refrigerator.
In Ronald Reagan’s 1986 State of the Union Address, he quoted the classic last lines from the film, “Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.”

Throwback Nerd: Drinkman Cassette Flask

Cool.



Arcade Nerd: Super Mario Kombat

Wow!


Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Happy Hump Day


Star Wars Nerd: Star Wars vs. Chandelier

Interesting...


Music Nerd: Boy Band Hump Day Mixture






Science Nerd: How Does Deodorant Work

Nerdy Gentlemen Periodic Collection

Who's ready?








Apple Nerd: Bending iPhone 6 Plus

Whoa.....


Nerdy Facts of The Day: Goonies via Buzz Feed


During the filming of The Goonies, Jeff Cohen (Chunk) came down with a case of the chicken pox; he was so scared he was going to be replaced that he secretly showed up to work sick, and his chicken pox are visible during the iconic “Truffle Shuffle” scene.
The pirate ship that is seen in The Goonies was real. The film’s director, Richard Donner, did not allow the cast to see it in advance in order to be able to get genuine reactions from them during filming.

Sneaker Nerd: Nike Air Trainer Huarache Premium Release Reminder


9/27/14
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