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Shirt.woot launches a new original t-shirt design every midnight(central). After that spotlight, the shirt enters The Reckoning, our top 20 best selling shirts.
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The yodeling must be great up there.
climbers take note
I wonder if Sylvester Stallone would be willing to start in this one, regardless of the fact he recognized the symbol or not.
Looks like he's in a lot of Treble! Heyyyyoooooo
A bass clef is the true test for climbers. Far fewer holds to grab on to.
At least it wasn't "Clefthanger" and had someone hanging off their chin ;)
As a pianist, bungee jumper and street luger I LOVE this, but Why do you have to put it on that horrible grey shirt? That dappled colour brings out the sweat when you're hot, and doesn't look clean or cool!
Does Stallone star in this one too?
reminds me of The Great Bobinsky...
If he falls from that height, I imagine he'll be quite flat.
It’s CLEFF! Two Fs. >(
That little man is reminiscent of Sylvester Stallone. Love it! Don't give up, Rocky (which is oddly appropriate given the scene)!!!
dpbowl842 wrote:Looks like he's in a lot of Treble! Heyyyyoooooo
Your jib, I likes the cut of it. And this shirt is really, really clever.
JadenKale wrote:At least it wasn't "Clefthanger" and had someone hanging off their chin ;)
That's what I thought it said at first, and I was really curious to see how someone made a shirt related to that.
He seems to be playing in the key of D for danger.
This Christmas- The Transcriber: Attack of the Bass Clef
Poor guy is really in treble. I bet I'm the tenth person to make that pun. Haha.
The real question is: What kind of mutant, zombie, rabid goats are those to have chased that strapping young lad up the clef? *snicker*
First sucker: frenchhornguy How appropriate.
Last wooter to woot: AGrant311 Yeah, me! As a former band geek, I appreciate this shirt.
richardhod wrote:As a pianist, bungee jumper and street luger I LOVE this, but Why do you have to put it on that horrible grey shirt? That dappled colour brings out the sweat when you're hot, and doesn't look clean or cool!
Yeah, as someone with hyperhydrosis I would have loved a navy or black, I just can't don grey for 10 minutes without pit stains,..woe is me.
Ha. Clever. Music can take you to great heights, it seems.
He must be trying to hit the high F in "Loving You".
He better B-Sharp so he doesn't fall off. I was not expecting such an oddly whimsical shirt to go up tonight. Gray though, GRAY!! *shakes fist*
chrisprender wrote:If he falls from that height, I imagine he'll be quite flat.
he better watch for the sharps on the fall
MissJamieD wrote:The real question is: What kind of mutant, zombie, rabid goats are those to have chased that strapping young lad up the clef? *snicker*
Is there more than one kind of mutant, zombie, rabid goat?
Can't you see it's symbolic? This guy's voice is about to leave the boy tenors and join the manly ranks of bass.
A clefhanger... isn't that when the song ends right before the good part?
The book was better.
The way he's holding that note, you'd think there was a fermata at the top!
bpr2 wrote:It’s CLEFF! Two Fs. >(
No...it most definitely is not
OH MY GOD IT'S GARY!!! Ever since he left with that ancient climbing gear I've had this terrifying feeling he'd end up in big treble.
good thing this guy read the Clef-notes....ooooh sorry couldn't resist
It's pretty dangerous to solo climb like that. For major climbs, you probably want a full staff. And don't forget your notes! Make sure they're whole notes, because half notes will just get you in treble. Don't forget to rest along the way, because you want to stay sharp.
I couldn't tell if the person was a climber or a 1920's flapper...which would be really odd... He's still wearing one of those hip male unitard-onesie things though, which is awesome. Cool image!!
cturnr wrote:climbers take note
note to self, don't let go
chrisprender wrote:It's pretty dangerous to solo climb like that. For major climbs, you probably want a full staff. And don't forget your notes! Make sure they're whole notes, because half notes will just get you in treble. Don't forget to rest along the way, because you want to stay sharp.
Make sure you piccolo spot to set up base-camp, because picking a spot too high will just set you up for altitude sickness. Also, as I mentioned falling will cause you to be quite flat, and the tumble would be incredibly violin-t.
real cool but im not musical enough to wear it
hope his insurance can cover chiropractor visits
