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He should really get a chair with better lumbear support.

:D

::rimshot::

I'm sure it's not going to take much to see a KEYBOARD SMASH!!!! outta this guy.

At least he's not playing Warcraft.

especially good write-up for this one

lol why would anyone buy this? You won't even be able to read the text on the computer screen when it's on a shirt print, especially from a distance... All you'll see is: Sad bear + computer = "e-maul"?
Not very funny...

jodiekodie wrote:The shirt I bought over 2 weeks ago hasn't even shipped yet. Is that normal? (Banana Banana Orange)

Anyone get their mystery shirts yet?

I haven't gone mine either.

Huh. I always thought an e-maul was what you used to kill internet trolls. Bears prove me wrong AGAIN.

I didn't understand this shirt, so I searched for "bears online"... Yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and turn the SafeSearch feature back on now...

I was in a particularly bad mood this morning (I was a grouchy bear), but after reading all the comments for this shirt - you guys actually made me laugh... Thanks for cheering me up!
I guess the only thing left to do now, is to buy this shirt.

That bear is so waaaayyyyy behind the times! He'll need to get an aol account if he expects to be taken seriously.

I would have gotten this shirt if it was a nicer color than this ugly green.

Wear this shirt: While pounding out your latest manifesto against us in the forums.

Is this a reference to the UniBooBoo?

i'm not able to click on the "i want one" button. Anyone else have that problem?

Stephen Colbert so needs this shirt. He's a big bear fan!

jel2301 wrote:It's a ruse so they appear less technologically advanced than they really are.

I still use MS-DOS at work, so the bears are in good company. Well, I use command prompt, but essentially the same thing.

ThumpersGirl wrote:i'm not able to click on the "i want one" button. Anyone else have that problem?

I sometimes have the same problem, but if I click the refresh button and then click on the "I want one" button BEFORE it's done reloading, that seems to work. Why, I have no clue - but work it does.

Also works as a St. Patrick's day shirt to wear your green... all around good buy.

Thanks!

That's quite a sturdy chair.

OK, not a comment on THIS shirt, but looking at the long list of shirts my daughter has bought, I hope WOOT! will consider branching out to long sleeves sometime!

jodiekodie wrote:The shirt I bought over 2 weeks ago hasn't even shipped yet. Is that normal? (Banana Banana Orange)

Anyone get their mystery shirts yet?

Totally normal in my experience. I have bough 3 woot shirts and if you use the free shipping, they seem to take about 2 - 2 1/2 weeks to arrive. I order Hobby Horse on 6/29 and it arrived on Monday.

Of course, if yours hasn't even shipped yet, you might want to contact woot directly.

ramaham wrote:Primitive creature or not, he needs to ditch the crt monitor.

Poor thing has to make do with the stuff people dump in the woods. Stores tend to discriminate against bears, and "cave surrounded by trees" is not an applicable shipping address.

ThumpersGirl wrote:i'm not able to click on the "i want one" button. Anyone else have that problem?

You have to be smarter than the average bear!

Wow. This thread of responses certainly highlights why this site so frequently earns the name "pun.woot.com." I definitely enjoyed the pun comments more than the shirt, though.

I checked the bear's cave, but all that was there was a human skeleton. However, I found this humerus........

I'd like it a little more if the screen read ##////##//"

ramaham wrote:Primitive creature or not, he needs to ditch the crt monitor.

And tell me, what is wrong with crt monitors? Is it the superior frame rate compared to LCDs, or the superbly accurate color? Maybe it's the blacks that are darker than an LCD is capable of producing, the lack of input lag, or the near-instantaneous refresh rate. Or perhaps, it's the ability to scale to any resolution without artifacts...

Cathode ray tubes are old tech, but they're robust and high performance. You can pry my 96lb Sony GDM-FW900 from my cold, dead hands.

looks like a wookie.

It's Doogie Maulser.

I emailed this to my friend and at the bottom said RAWR! SLASH! then realized how confusing it was.