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Update, Wednesday April 12, 2006, 14:33 EDT: We’ve got a source where you can order these shirts! See the end of the article for details.

[vis Russereous] Here’s a T-shirt for those of you who are fans of Gödel, Escher, Bach, devotees of Scott Kim or have enough mileage to know that love and hate are often two sides of the same coin.

Update: Where You Can Get This Shirt

Thanks to Neatorama for the tip — the shirt is a creation of Rachel Plefger and you can order it online! The shirts are available in men’s and women’s sizes and in red-on-black or black-on-red.

Be Sure to Check Out Neatorama

Neatorama should be get more credit for the T-shirt story; they had posted about this two days ago!

[via Andrew J. Chinnici] Apparently such a cereal really exists — I think it’s a generic version of “Chex“. Maybe someday they’ll market a generic version of Krispy Kreme donuts and call them “Tasty Toroids“.

Here’s an interesting intersection of two television staples of nerddom, courtesy of The Pants Press Sketchblog:

For those of you who are into David Allen’s Getting Things Done system, the “life hacks” sites 43 Folders and Lifehacker or any of the other approaches to actually getting stuff done in your life, here’s gilest.org’s GTD Prayer:

Our lifehacks, which art in contexts,

Inbox zero be thy aim.

Thy Kinkless done.

Thy Mind Sweep fun, in @work as it is in @honeydo.

Give us this day our next action.

And forgive us our open loops, as we forgive those who delete our email.

And lead us not into web surfing.

Deliver us from IM.

For thine is the Moleskine, the Project and the Due Date

For someday/maybe,

Allen.

Okay, the photo above has nothing to do with corrective laser eye surgery. But every time I think of lasers and surgery, I think of Goldfinger.

Maria’s looking for people who’ve had corrective laser eye surgery for focus groups on Monday and Tuesday. You’ll be paid $65 to $100 in cash for your time. Email her if you’re interested.

I’m being very ambitious at work right now…

It’s likely that when the original comic was written, the Comics Code wouldn’t have let them use the line “Where’s my money, beeeyotch?” The term “beeeyotch” may not have even been coined then.

…but I hope to post some stuff later on tonight.

In the meantime, may I recommend The Logical Philosopher, whose last few posts I’ve found to be quite enjoyable reads? While you’re there, mull over the questions:

• Is kissing cheating?
• Okay, but what if you’re in jail?