Most geeks won't leave the house without their QWERTY cell phones, but what about QWERTY hairbands? The QWERTY hairband, $14, is designed by Taru Norberg and made from used computer, cashier or type-writer keypad buttons. They are all unique to the keys and colors vary.
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I like them. However, I think I could probably make my own for less than $14 a piece...I'll have to try it!
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Would be very cool to have
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when i first looked at these, i hated them, but they realy grew on me. i couldn't imagine what i would wear them with, though.
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I would have to pass on these
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No thanks
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if you could get them monogrammed they would be pretty cool.
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I don't think I could pull off that kind of hair tie no matter what was on the ends.
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heh um yeah not so much for me lol
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yeah... not my thing
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not that "hey it looks fabulous" put, well I don't see the wrong thing, people wear way to ugly thing in public, these are not that bad. With a geek outfit it would fit, a nice t shirt of one color and a pony tail... it won't look that bad. Dads geeks would definitely put these on their daughters! but yeah... 14 dlls!... to they polish and leave a free static hair too?
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the coolness factor would be lost in the mess of my hair
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uh it looks like something from the nineties, but slightly updated...
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oh man..tats ugly.
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Hair ties with things like that attached are really impractical, actually... so it's a no from me too.
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Hehehe I think they are pretty cute
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ha! These are cute!
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I would totally wear those if my hair was long enough.
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They're unique, but I don't think I'd every actually wear them. Maybe they could be pulled off with a really casual outfit... like pajamas.
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Dunno if I'd actually wear them though
i would laugh in their face if i seen someone wearing this.