Shirt.Woot

Oh Yeah!

Will be in for 2 in the morning. Have to discuss with the wife which sizes to get. Hopefully they'll not have sold out by then!

Yeah. I must have missed this one as a kid. Good thing, don't care for the shirt either. Sorry.

wootlover54321 wrote:Wait, is that a very poorly illustrated baby laying horizontally in its mother's lap? Wow!

Lying. Yes.

Darquis wrote:More than one person has said the horn on the bus goes beep beep beep...so why is it a picture of windshield wipers? Or rather, shouldn't it be "the wipers on the bus go swish swish swish"?

As noted by loucor:

loucor wrote:I believe the last one is "the wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish" not the horn beeping.

Yes, the last one is the wipers.

ooohhh...check out how bizarre the tee image looks when it's upside down...

I remember singing this song when I was at school. What a great idea for a shirt.

Anothermind wrote:This is my 1 year old's favorite song. One question though, I understand the bottom left is supposed to be the baby, but what exactly am I looking at other than tears? What's with the box?

ok that was 2 questions..

If you think of it as one of the little kids in the 2nd frame of the top row, laying horizontally. It's much easier to see.

Do people really like the song that much? I'm surprised this won out.

Yes! I love it--I want to buy my first woot shirt!

Can someone who has purchased before please help me with the sizing? Based on the sizing chart I think I need a women's XL, which sounds too big! I usually wear a dress size 6...

Do these shirts have any stretch to them?

Help! Thanks

quirky0719 wrote:Yes! I love it--I want to buy my first woot shirt!

Can someone who has purchased before please help me with the sizing? Based on the sizing chart I think I need a women's XL, which sounds too big! I usually wear a dress size 6...

Do these shirts have any stretch to them?

Help! Thanks

as long as you're looking at the women's sizes (and that's what you want), don't be alarmed at the "XL"--these shirts will shrink. sad but oh so true.

wootchawant wrote:as long as you're looking at the women's sizes (and that's what you want), don't be alarmed at the "XL"--these shirts will shrink. sad but oh so true.

OK, thank you! In for 2.

quirky0719 wrote:Yes! I love it--I want to buy my first woot shirt!

Can someone who has purchased before please help me with the sizing? Based on the sizing chart I think I need a women's XL, which sounds too big! I usually wear a dress size 6...

Do these shirts have any stretch to them?

Help! Thanks

If you wear a size 6, you might want a Medium or Large. The XL might be too long.

quirky0719 wrote:Yes! I love it--I want to buy my first woot shirt!

Can someone who has purchased before please help me with the sizing? Based on the sizing chart I think I need a women's XL, which sounds too big! I usually wear a dress size 6...

Do these shirts have any stretch to them?

Help! Thanks

My 15 yr old has Grim Optimism in a woman's large (and it's fitted) and she normally wears a medium in t-shirts. Yes there is stretch but they run small.
HTH!

Awesome! (I'm a preschool teacher.)

And regarding the questions about this being a school bus... I don't think it's necessarily a school bus? In the song, it's like a public bus.

Well, I expected this one to print based on its swift ride to the top, but I was hoping for tgentry's somewhere in the mix. Ah, well. No sale today.

Nope. No way. I am not singing that song every time someone asks me what my shirt means.

lovettmann wrote:Awesome! (I'm a preschool teacher.)

And regarding the questions about this being a school bus... I don't think it's necessarily a school bus? In the song, it's like a public bus.

true, but i think the shirt's school bus color scheme somehow makes it much easier to quickly identify the pictograms and thus the song...even if it does make the mother/baby image pretty strange!

The women's shirts are very fitted, ie tight. Soooo, I buy a larger size than usual to get one that fits well.

Wheels turning, people going up and down, foggy windshields... Am I the only one that thinks this song alludes to something?

But I wonder if my girlfriend would wear a bus driver costume...?

wootchawant wrote:true, but i think the shirt's school bus color scheme somehow makes it much easier to quickly identify the pictograms and thus the song...even if it does make the mother/baby image pretty strange!

Yes. A star sticker for you!

sophiecabra wrote:Wheels turning, people going up and down, foggy windshields... Am I the only one that thinks this song alludes to something?

But I wonder if my girlfriend would wear a bus driver costume...?

if you're going with *that* fantasy, why not have her wear a schoolgirl costume? (or maybe your preference for her being the driver also alludes to something...)

lovettmann wrote:Yes. A star sticker for you!

woo hoo! it's a gold one, right?!

I went with the WXL...guess I'd rather have it be a bit too big than too small. I hope it fits! *fingers crossed*

ShayanThePersian wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't want to buy this?

>_>

<_<

haven't read all the posts yet, but in response to your question - think so!

wootlover54321 wrote:Wait, is that a very poorly illustrated baby laying horizontally in its mother's lap? Wow!

i thought it was a lunchbox with a raindrops symbol to the left of it... >.>

ShayanThePersian wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't want to buy this?

>_>

<_<

you're not the only one :P

Seriously Woot stop pushing your pro public transportation agenda on me. I like owning and driving my own car... live with it!

tarasaurusrexx wrote:Nope. No way. I am not singing that song every time someone asks me what my shirt means.

O M G I never even thought of that! Now I HAVE to buy it!

I wish that write up was in a woot podcast song.

Make it happen matthew!

raebee wrote:Seriously Woot stop pushing your pro public transportation agenda on me. I like owning and driving my own car... live with it!

Yes!

I can't wait to see the music video. Maybe the Mystery Machine will make a cameo appearance.

I'm guessing this is a parent/teacher pleaser? Or perhaps the people who loved this shirt are the same type of folks that used to incessantly sing it on the bus, even at seemingly -older than you would expect- ages back in the day.
Either way though, the shirt does show the song, ... Congrats parrotworks!

stormbreakerster wrote:Dearest fellow wooters, kindly explain the bottom row of the shirt (or rather, all of them) - for I do not comprehend its complex structure.

It's the compelling tale of warrior Sweaty Fist- Icecube and his quest to rid the world of nosepicking, one mass transit vehicle at a time.

When I was a kid, we didn't sing this, because we were too busy singing "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall." Now my life makes so much more sense.

tarasaurusrexx wrote:Nope. No way. I am not singing that song every time someone asks me what my shirt means.

More likely, some toddler is going to be poking you repeatedly in the chest while he sings the song. Is that more incentive to buy?

WHO wants to see a video of the song with roger daltrey providing the adult voice that complements the kids' singing?

(answer, if you're a fan--probably not you!)

HalfWheat wrote:When I was a kid, we didn't sing this, because we were too busy singing "99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall." Now my life makes so much more sense.

well, depending on how old you are, it is also possible that this song wasn't around or popular when you were a kid...'cuz i'll bet you would have sung it and even enjoyed it after all that beer >=b

Can somebody help me out with sizing - my husband normally wears XL and I just measured a well worn tshirt of his - the measurements match up pretty well to the XL in the Woot size chart - will this shirt shrink a lot, and should I buy a size up or do you think XL would be ok?

momof2angels wrote:Can somebody help me out with sizing - my husband normally wears XL and I just measured a well worn tshirt of his - the measurements match up pretty well to the XL in the Woot size chart - will this shirt shrink a lot, and should I buy a size up or do you think XL would be ok?

i would recommend going up a size, especially if your hubby usually wears standard tees instead of more fitted ones--these shirts are nice, but they are a bit more snug than regular tees and definitely will shrink. hope that helps!

Awesome. This shirt is great. It's one of my daughter's favorite songs to sing(as we heard it over and over on the road trip to Sea World), and I got one for me to match. I guess that's long hand for: in 4 2.