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The latest drop of super-soft, hand-printed organic tees from Riot rocks designs that mash Native American imagery with punk-inspired art, including two moon-howling wolves whose silhouettes create a skull, the ghoulish six-eyed head of a chieftain flanked by sword-bearing men on horseback, and a vampish nude woman in Ultimate Warrior face paint roaming the woods, presumably searching for some Jake's snake.

The airline price-tracking pros recently expanded to hotels, monitoring room rates from 110,000+ international operations every day and automatically emailing you with any price drops, an invaluable service unfortunately not yet tracking swings on your most crippling travel expense: hookers.

Pin's starting their assault on social networks with a Facebook app that lets you alert signed-up friends as to your exact whereabouts and activities by texting 'Pin, which'll then post where you're at; you can also text 'Pin to get whereabouts texted back to you on other 'Pin users who you're friends with on Facebook, and when that text returns nothing, you'll remember why you had to turn to the Internet for friendship in the first place.

Input each pizza eater's desired toppings and how many slices they'll eat, and this app'll spit back the ideal number/size of pies and topping distribution for your group, perfect for bigger parties, and hungry schizophrenics.

Unleash your inner 80s electro-god with this neat little site, which links each letter on your keyboard to various drum kit sounds, hand claps, synth hits, laser effects, and vocal punctuations, all of which adds up to a time waster so addictive, you'll forget you went on the Internet solely to Bronski Beat off.