OK, yeah, another beer post. What can I say? We're approaching the 4th of July and it's the season to be outdoors and if you're like most people, drinking beer!

This wonderful piece of redneck engineering allows you to carry an entire six pack with you, leaving both hands free for whatever else you're up to. The beer holster has an adjustable strap, which is important considering that you're sure to be losing your own six-pack. And, it comes in a killer camouflage pattern so you can sneak around forests while getting wasted, or just look cool at the local NASCAR event.

Grab a Redneck Beer Holster for only $13 and be prepared for the hot weather of July and August!

If you travel and feel constrained by the carry-on limitations, this is your jacket! It features 39 pockets to store your iPod, phone, notebooks, passport, and pretty much anything else you could possibly want to carry on your person. Stuff the coat full of your goodies and you'll practically have a second carry-on!

This soft microsuede jacket is water and wind resistant, which makes it the perfect choice for traveling in unknown weather conditions. Some pockets are connected by sewn channels so you can run wires between your various gadgets.

Like most high quality travel merchandise, the Scottvest Microsuede Travel Jacket is not cheap at $199, but it might just be the only jacket you need for temperate travel.

Any serious beer drinker knows that a 12 ounce can just doesn't last long enough. Their tiny capacity means that you'll be constantly running to the fridge or cooler to grab yet another frosty cold one. So, in the interest of "work smarter not harder" someone invented the Hops Holster Beer Belt.

This belt has insulated pockets for 6 cans or bottles and is adjustable for waist sizes between 24 to 48 inches. Don't worry, if you're at the smaller end of that spectrum, you won't have to wear the beer belt long before you balloon to fit it more comfortably There is a hidden pocket to store your cash or wallet in as well, so you're less likely to get pick-pocketed even when you pass-out.

Get the Hops Holster Beer Belt for only $25. It's sure to pay for itself in the energy that you save running to the cooler!

Alright - I've gotta admit that I have a passing interest in the whole medevial thing: knights, castles, and all of that. But when I saw the photo of the guy sitting in his cube at work wearing this chainmail shirt, that went well beyond even my tolerance for being a dork!

This chainmail T-shirt won't be protecting you from much, though. It's constructed of thousands of tiny rings, just like the real thing, but in the interest of keeping the weight low enough that the average office lackey can wear it, the rings are made of aluminum which will bend if you snag it on something. It's available in two sizes to fit the scrawny computer nerd as well as the tugboat-sized Comic Store Guy type D&D dork.

Grab the Chainmail T-Shirt for $100 and enjoy knowing that you're the most well armored worker in the office!

Oh boy, this one is just too much. Some enterprising soul has decided that there is a market for a cowboy hat made with the cardboard box that Coors Light or Miller Lite comes in. The hat is constructed of the moisture-resistant cardboard that your beer is shipped-in and has an elastic headband so the hat stays-put even when you're riding the electric bull at the local hillbilly bar.

What's even really sad? The Beer Box Cowboy Hat is $26 What's worse than that? There are people out there who'll buy it and wear it!

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If you have multiple pairs of pants (or trousers depending on your dialect), here's the storage solution for you! The Trouser Closet Organizer is a super-simple gadget that's made of wooden dowels which are hinged so you can flip the rods out and hang up to 20 pairs of pants in a small space. Your clothes stay organized and wrinkle-free and you can utilize your storage space more efficiently, much like the under-stairs drawers posted a while ago.

Get the 20 pair trouser organizer for $60, which is pretty cheap if you've got 20 pairs of dress pants!

Nothing screams "1980s!" more than Mr. T (via the A-Team) and the Atari 2600. Those two 80s icons are probably where most of us computer nerds spent 90% of our time. The Atari was famous for the single red buttoned joystick and of course, Mr. T was famous for the piles and piles of gold jewelry he wore. Oh yeah - he had a mohawk too...

So, if Mr. T wanted to sport a bit of classic Atari bling, he'd buy the Joystick Necklace. It's a super tiny model of the 2600's classic joystick that even features a tiny red button. The only thing wrong, at least for Mr. T, is that it's silver. I guess you can't expect too much for $3.

Made of real leather just like a regular six-shooter holster, this beer holster securely holds your 12 ounce refreshment in either a can or a bottle conveniently at your side. It clips to your belt (huge shiny dinner plate-sized buckle not included!) and secures to your leg using a nylon strap so it doesn't flap around as you visit the tailgate parties, BBQ some steaks, or whatever else it is you plan to do with a beer strapped to your side.

So, let a bit of that inner cowboy out and pick-up the real leather Beer Holster for only $30. Your Dad might even enjoy getting one for Father's Day, goshdarnit!

The details on the underlying technology are pretty slim, but this animated retro Pong T-shirt has some kind of flexible display attached to the front which continuously displays the game of Pong being played by some imaginary players. To wash, you "peel" the display off the front and disconnect it from the AAA battery holder that's sewn inside the shirt.

At only $24.95, the Animated Pong Shirt is not much more than any other T-shirt, so perhaps it'd be a neat thing to try-out. If anyone has one of these, please write a comment below describing your experiences with it.