At times I refuse to admit that I’m a grown-up. Those times include getting oil changes, paying taxes and filing for unemployment. Then there are other times when I giggle because someone said “penis,” laugh at the kid who fell and still put Elmer’s glue all over my hand just to peel it off. It’s that level of maturity that still gets me excited about stickers. I’m easy to please people. So imagine my excitement when I found these stickers:

My inner geek and 9-year-old can now share a playtime activity! I love slapping stickers on random things. Now I can leave USB and computer ports all over the place! For only $7, you too can enjoy the simple things in life with these Office Graffix Stickers.

For more geeky stickers, click here.

New to Twitter and not sure who you should be following? Or maybe you’ve been using Twitter for a while and are looking for more people in your area.

Check out my guide highlighting some of Chicago’s top Twitter feeds. If you see anyone who’s missing, or even if you want to add yourself, just leave a comment on the guide!

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and I’m sure there are plenty of last-minute shoppers out there in the Blogosphere. It’s cool, we’re all busy. So just in case you’re on the hunt for some great geektastic gifts for your lady friend this V-day, I’ve put together a list of some of my favorites.

They’re not the typical flowers and candy crapola, we’re thinking outside the box here! Click on the photo below or follow this link to see some items that are sure to make your lady swoon.

Oh happy day! Gmail made my life a little bit easier by adding multiple inboxes to their list of awesome labs.

Go up to the little green beaker next to settings to enable the Multiple Inboxes feature. Once enabled, you can go into settings to change it from is:drafts to is:whatever label you want to see.

Voila!

Pacman and Space Invaders wall decals. Pacman is currently sold out and there is only one Space Invader set left!

Found here.

Because I’m a complete nerd I want to decorate my fridge with emoticon magnets!

These hand-sewn and hand-embroidered magnets are made of felt and cotton batting, with a super strong little magnet nestled inside. A set of six costs $15. Not a bad price to pay for some geeky goodness.

Check out the rest of Pillowhead’s Etsy shop.