missmelis
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DianaSprinkle wrote:Super effective will probably go either this week or next... I'm sure it will complain the whole time.
Ah, but will it be saying "MEOW MEOW MEOW MEOW" or "MEDW MEDW MEDW MEDW"?
Either way, I'll be sad to see Anndy go. 
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
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missmelis
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panpear wrote:My friend read those all as "D"s when I wore the shirt. I glared at him and then explained how the "D" would be formed so it would actually make sense. I swear, some people... *shakes head*
There were people who commented - both on the original Derby entry and the discussion thread on the day it debuted, IIRC - complaining that the O in ANNOY looked like a D, or wondering who "ANNDY" was. I was trying to make a joke about that, but as usual I am not as funny as I try to be :-\
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
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missmelis
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DianaSprinkle wrote:Actually no one commented in the derby entry either time it was up. So I was a bit surprised when people started talking about it on the sales page. I would have tried to fix it if I had known.
Aw, damn. Apparently IDNRC (I did not remember correctly).
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
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missmelis
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Narfcake wrote:On a completely different note, yesterday's randoms and the resulting coupon email says ...
"... or save it until next week, when something special might just happen to show up on Shirt.Woot."
Hallo-woot? Or classics?
I was coming here to post the very same question. For all I knew (this being my first random shirt purchase), they could put something like that in every random-shirt-trifecta-discount-code email just to drum up interest.
It couldn't possibly be hinting at a woot-off, could it? And what's Hallowoot? I vaguely remember something unusual happening here around Halloween last year, but that was before I got addicted and started checking the site every day (or, uh, multiple times a day).
Classics would be interesting... are there specific parameters for what constitutes a "classic"? (Or, in other words: any chance I might finally get that Fresh Cake I've been longing for?)
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missmelis
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j5 wrote:impostor.
The powers that be at shirt.woot wouldn't really resurrect that, would they? And give its creator more royalties after she was revealed as an ("alleged") IP thief/plagiarist?
(I was going to combine this with my post above, but I figured I'd post it separately in case it gets mod-slapped into oblivion.)
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
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missmelis
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Narfcake wrote:Isn't WootBot supposed to work on Tuesdays?
Isn't WootBot supposed to work, period?
And you didn't tell us what we (okay, maybe just I) really want to know - did you get your random shirts yet, and if so, what are they?!
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missmelis
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Narfcake wrote:I'm pretty sure that it's a yes. Why WootBot hasn't been reprimanded by the Local 101000101000 for excessive absenteeism, I dunno.
As for my randoms ... click here.
Oooops, sorry. I didn't know to go back to the random shirt discussion thread to find out 
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
Alas, poor shirt.woot. I knew it well...