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Writing nowadays with a real pen on real paper has gotten to be rather "old-school", hasn't it? Sending texts and emails is much faster, cheaper and way easier, right?!
Yet, isn't it also quite cool to send and receive physical real-life mail? You know, real mail with a stamp on it… which you have to physically pick out from your letterbox? You remember that, don’t you?

If you get a kind of retro-feeling when thinking of this, and if you feel a need to drop someone a line, then this special Postcard Set for Geeks is just perfect for you!

The Postcard Set for Geeks contains 10 cards made of quality, firm paper with 10 different geek-friendly pictures on them (as you can see in the pictures). The size of the cards is DIN A6 (105mm x 148mm), i.e. usual postcard dimensions. The cards have a beautiful glossy surface on the picture side, while the backside has been designed without any restricting lines for the address, so you'll have more space to write in. The Postcard Set for Geeks comes in a funky getDigital envelope. Of course, to send these postcards, you'll need real stamps (not included) which, though more expensive than regular emails, are definitely worth it when you want to drop a line to a special someone :-).

Look forward to the happy faces of your family and friends when they find a real postcard in their real mailbox instead of a boring old email :-).

These are the pictures:

- Computing Behaviour Code: only in german: humorous drawing of the Computing Behaviour Code
- Commodore 64 Start Screen: how did this work out...? Load:"Giana Sisters",8,1 ENTER
- Broken Image: The clasic "broken image" icon always appears when you can't open a picture on the web.
- Munch: Classic Computer Game.
- Einladung: only in german: "INladung" in the language of the cellphone with the "I".
- retro Shooter: Shoot-'em-up-Game.
- Leaning Tower of Pisa: < i > und < /i > mark in a Html Code begin and ending of the italic type.
- TV Testbild: Appears when there is nothing else on TV.
- Puzzle Game: Popular Russian Puzzle as a DIY-Kit.
- Rose: This is how you "draw" a rose only by using the signs on your keyboard.