Entertainment Earth The Big Bang Theory Roommate Agreement Journal

Looking for a new roommate? Journal inspired by the TV series The Big Bang Theory. ,li> Includes 320 watermarked lined pages, plus a 4-color cover. Take it with you to all this year's geeky events! Looking for a new roommate? The Big Bang Theory Roommate Agreement Journal might help. You can't go wrong because it was drafted by two brilliant PhDs. Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter. Measuring approximately 8-inches tall x 5-inches wide and containing 320 watermarked lined pages, this glue-bound book from Bif Bang Pow! features 4-color cover art and The Big Bang Theory logo. Order yours now so you can take it with you to all this year's geeky events! Ages 14 and up. Dr. Sheldon Cooper is smarter than you - and he's not afraid to say so. A theoretical physicist possessing a master's degree, two Ph.D.s, and an IQ of 187, Sheldon is originally from East Texas, where he was a child prodigy, starting college at the age of 11. He has zero interest in romance, as his only real love is science (although his 'girlfriend' Amy is constantly finding loopholes in their 'Relationship Agreement' to disprove this theorem). He is a stickler for routine and is very different from his family; his mother, Mary, is a devout Christian, and his twin sister, Missy, is not a scientist by any means. Superpowers: Eidetic memory, Vexillology, Tuvan throat singing. Weaknesses: Understanding sarcasm, driving. Dr. Leonard Hofstadter is 'Everyman' - provided 'Everyman' has an IQ of 173 and Ph.D. in Experimental Physics. When he's not doing research at the University, Leonard lives in a Pasadena apartment with colleague and friend Sheldon Cooper. Together, they proudly share a love of superheroes, video games and all things 'geeky'. Leonard is also very earnest in developing his relationship with on-again, off-again, but now definitely on-again girlfriend Penny, who lives across the hall. Leonard's family is composed of many accomplished academics including his mother, Dr.