Swiss company Pat Says Now sells this funky gold brain optical mouse. I love their description:I know everything. No one’s as clever as me. And I never forget anything. From now on all the brainiacs of this world can show everyone in the office how smart they are. Also makes an ideal gift for know-it-alls.It's a gift that says "you have a lovely brain".
Making the blog rounds this week is this concept for a USB flash drive sporting a Swarovski crystal by Jennifer Flume Design. According to the description two rings can be connected together to "transfer information from one ring to the other." How romantic! (via TFTS)
Irish Engineer Shamrock T-Shirt from Cafe Press
Kiss me, I've got Irish DNA! pin or magnet by Geospiza Education at CafePress
Irish SCIENTIST T-Shirt from CafePress
Physicists do it a quantum at a time.
Physicists do it attractively.
Physicists do it energetically.
Physicists do it in black holes.
Physicists do it in waves.
Physicists do it magnetically.
Physicists do it on accelerated frames.
Physicists do it particularly.
Physicists do it repulsively.
Physicists do it strangely.
Physicists do it up and down, with charming color, but strange!
Physicists do it with black bodies
Physicists do it with charm.
Physicists do it with large expensive machinery.
Physicists do it with rigid bodies.
Physicists do it with string and sealing-wax.
Physicists do it with Tensors.
Physicists do it with their vectors.
Physicists do it with uniform harmonic motion.
Physicists get a big bang.
The Discovery Channel store sells this nifty Venus Fly Trap-shaped bug catcher. 
Here's a perfect outfit for your favorite HTML coder:
The Particle Zoo sells cute plush toys representing subatomic particles. You can buy them individually or buy a set. What physicist wouldn't love a 4-pack of bosons (weak gauge boson, photon, gluon, Higgs boson; pictured at left) or a 5-pack of theoretical particles (Higgs boson, dark matter, tachyon, Kaluza-Klein, graviton)?
BODIES: The Exhibition features preserved human bodies in active poses with the skin removed so that the muscles and skeleton are visible. If it isn't coming to a science-center near you, you can still share the exhibit with your anatomy-loving girl geek by buying her some of their gear. They sell t-shirts, a companion book, and my favorite, a set of magnets. The human body is so lovely!
Friday March 14 is π Day. MathematiciansPictures.com has all the gear you need to celebrate, including mugs, T-shirts, and posters. They come in one of two designs: π around the world, and a special design for 2008 featuring Isaac Newton.
And if your Girl Geek really loves pi, sign her up for the π of the month club!
Living World makes a gorgeous replica of the Milky Way galaxy suspended in a glass cube, using real 3D astronomical data from Japan's National Astronomical Observatory. It's pricey at ¥80,000, but it's a gift she'd never forget.
