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There go all the butterflies on the other side of the earth...

The truth behind the Bermuda Triangle.

I was fairly certain that was a paper airplane in the back to the right. Upon further review, it seems to be a sailboat, which makes a lot more sense.

Am I supposed to be delighted by the innocence of childhood or appalled by the horrific loss of life caused by their frolicking? I'm so confused! D:>

So does this mean the Titanic sank due to a large Eskimo child?

I am not sensing the "large-ness" of the kids. Just seems to be small toy ships and planes.
Maybe if Godzilla was added..he would help the perspective.

Is that the plane from Lost?

so sad, but so true.

4th place in Derby #160: The End of the World, with 810 votes: When Happy Asian Children
Attack!

Look out Japan!

May the Merry Yellow Rain Slickers of Doom never stomp through your airspace (or territorial waters).

That's much too sweet. I hate that, sweet things. It make it harder to maintain my comfortable lofty cynicism.

I blame their parents.

Luckily, there isn't enough oxygen that high up and they'll probably suffocate within the hour. No need for nukes, people. Nothing to see here.

Is that the Lusitania? How about the Andrea Doria?

skatimmy737 wrote:Luckily, there isn't enough oxygen that high up and they'll probably suffocate within the hour. No need for nukes, people. Nothing to see here.

I was thinking the same thing. Science will take care of everything.

Oh, no... GOZIRRA!

Kelsium wrote:I was thinking the same thing. Science will take care of everything.

Sadly, the resulting tidal wave will take out the rest of us.

My goal is to find that special someone who doesn't see a 'gentleman' as someone who lays their jacket down on a rain puddle for her to walk through. My goal is to find that lady friend who will eagerly hop in a rain puddle with me, without hesitation-- and enjoy it.

Some day.

Where can I buy tickets for THAT cruise? It looks otterific!

Auh, the innocence of childhood

CapSea wrote:4th place in Derby #160: The End of the World, with 810 votes: When Happy Asian Children
Attack!

After reading this post I understand why this shirt is here.

Kelsium wrote:I was thinking the same thing. Science will take care of everything.

SCIENCE!!!

I immediately thought of Katamari Damacy.

GravityJMB wrote:Oh, no... GOZIRRA!

Actually, as I understand it. The name Godzilla, is an Americanism, as it its actually Gojira.

But since the western ear heard Godzilla, and the japanese are not fools. The mistake was accepted as a case of "the customer is always right" and proceeded to define the genre.

Also, George Takai (Mr. Sulu) was one of the voice over cast. Which I find distrubing since his role in The Green Beret with John Wayne called for such a HORRID accent.

The only logical conclusion? This shirt needs more Gojira Juice.... or cowbell.

anonnymoose wrote:SCIENCE!!!

+10 Magic Armor to Science!

Stargaziey wrote:Am I supposed to be delighted by the innocence of childhood or appalled by the horrific loss of life caused by their frolicking? I'm so confused! D:>

No, You are supposed to be appalled that that "Innocent" children grow up in this world to wreak havoc, fight wars, and murder neighbors. Maybe we're doing something wrong?

GenMischief wrote:Actually, as I understand it. The name Godzilla, is an Americanism, as it its actually Gojira.

But since the western ear heard Godzilla, and the japanese are not fools. The mistake was accepted as a case of "the customer is always right" and proceeded to define the genre.

Also, George Takai (Mr. Sulu) was one of the voice over cast. Which I find distrubing since his role in The Green Beret with John Wayne called for such a HORRID accent.

The only logical conclusion? This shirt needs more Gojira Juice.... or cowbell.

In other Japanese kaiju name fun, Gamera's name was actually supposed to be Kamera (kame = turtle in Japanese) but that spells the romanization of "camera", so they replaced the K with a G.

Sephirage wrote:My goal is to find that special someone who doesn't see a 'gentleman' as someone who lays their jacket down on a rain puddle for her to walk through. My goal is to find that lady friend who will eagerly hop in a rain puddle with me, without hesitation-- and enjoy it.

Some day.

I always thought that was a waste of a perfectly good jacket. Besides, what good is a puddle if you can't use it to soak the poor unsuspecting friend walking next to you? Running away is good exercise.

I sure hate misspelled words in my woot updates. Suffication. Terrible!

Where the hell did they get their rain jackets?

No Edmund Fitzgerald. Well, this isn't Gitchigumi then.

A plane breaking in half?

[sarcasm]
"I don't like the 9/11 reference"
[/sarcasm]

Cool shirt though, I like the graphic at least

Is THAT why Mom said don't jump in the puddles!? ... their tiny deaths will haunt me forever.

Those brats sunk my battleship!

I'm expecting lots of 'i don't like the Pearl Harbor reference' posts today...

How are they walking, or should I say jumping, on water?

Genmischief Suggests,
in the third person no less,
that perhaphs once shuold suspend ones disbeleif for a time.

After all, its just a tshirt and not the bar exam.

-Jim

yavin424 wrote:I'm expecting lots of 'i don't like the Pearl Harbor reference' posts today...

Personally, that's the very first thing that came to mind. I had to "walk myself off the ledge" by telling myself that the person who created this and the people promoting it didn't have that reference in mind at all. Let's hope that's the case...