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Re: Artistionary

I'll take "famous artists" for $500...
Who is,Velasquez?
What is, Las Meninas?

Re: moops

I'm sorry, the card says Moops!

Re: Trivial Matters

Love the color!

Re: Trivial Matters

I will wear this at my family's annual 'Trivial' party.

I Don't know how you'd win this game, seeing how the cake is a lie. Probably be incinerated when you reach the goal >:]

lisabethjo wrote:Add me to that list.

Aaaaah DEATH... Lurks in the "shadows" for all of us.

Re: Power of the Piece

Hoooooly crap Stratego! I played the The Force out of this as a kid!

Just so everyone knows I rock at clue!

Re: moops

Love it, and the reference. ;)

Re: Pawns of Camelot

Kings, Queens, Knights, and Wizards: Leaders of medieval fantasy or Pawns of of the dragons playing them? Har. Har. C'mon, chess puns aren't easy to come by!



Here's the larger version

Re: I Always Win!!!

doesn't scissors always lose to rock?

Re: Pawns of Camelot

always wanted to learn how to play chess....

minnikins wrote:always wanted to learn how to play chess....

I have no idea at all how to, either. :D

So this is one of my first designs for shirt.woot. And with the subject being board games I had to try this out. It's supposed to be the purple bear on the cover of the game "Don't break the ice". I am open to thoughts, advice and criticism on my design.

Re: Pawns of Camelot

Very nice entry. I really like the vintage style coloring and line work. Just good clean work once again. I do hope the dragon wins as well as you guys getting posted. Good luck you two

Re: A most civilized game of world domination

That may be the cutest thing I've ever seen.

frowniebrownie777 wrote:doesn't scissors always lose to rock?

That's why it's funny.

[12:48:49 AM] Megan Merz:

The Go game in the background of this shirt is from the Game of the Century played in 1933-1934.

The fish are fighting Bettas.

[12:48:55 AM] Megan Merz:

This is the same as the asphalt design (including the same Go game), but done on black with some distressing to make it look more like a Japanese woodcut.

frowniebrownie777 wrote:a fork? that's rough...

Actually it's a trident. Forks have four prongs. At least that's what my 16 year old daughter (who of course knows everything) says!

Re: Game Night

Add dice, spinning coins or whatever you have at hand...

Re: A most civilized game of world domination

Love the little kitty shaped pieces!

Am I the only one who immediately saw Hitler, Mussolini, and Konoe?

This is fantastically funny!

Re: Operation Gone Wrong

it would totally have my vote if that quote was actually printed on the shirt

Re: Not a Snowball's Chance...

This is beyond awesome!!!

Re: Settler Cats

I need to get this for some friends

Re: A most civilized game of world domination

The ONLY thing that would make this better is if the top hat one was saying quite instead of yes

Re: Trivial Matters

Will definitely buy if this prints! My favourite board game! I own about 6 different versions of it *geeks out*

Re: Atari

I bursted out laughing here, even if it doesn't make it due to close similarities, it's awesome, thankyou.

elessia wrote:it would totally have my vote if that quote was actually printed on the shirt

Disagree. I hate it when the joke is spelled out.

Re: Really Hungry Hippos

The hippos have no legs, no wonder they're hungry, they can't catch any food!

sickwithaph wrote:Would it be alright to tweet this at GameofThrones on twitter to try to get people to up vote it? I want this shirt SO BAD!

I don't see why not, but unless they've already made a purchase they wouldn't be able to vote.

Also, I'd prefer this without the slogan at the bottom, but otherwise rockin'

armydilly wrote:Actually it's a trident. Forks have four prongs. At least that's what my 16 year old daughter (who of course knows everything) says!

3 tine forks exist.

Freaking Africa, man.

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=62754]Dyslexic

Hahaha... So funny :D

Re: Death

Come on kids, gather round, it's family game night

love it!!! I love pictionary :D

I love Apples to Apples, but I'm not sure if it really qualifies as a "board game."

Re: Pawns of Camelot

absolutely LOVE this. the idea of dragons and unicorns and the concepts and values they represent truly influenced so much of medieval culture. It is neat to think about how our imaginations can heavily influence our actions. This picture encapsulates the idea of our imaginations manipulating our actions. very, very cool. makes me wish there was a way to give this image waaay more than just my one measly vote. FULL of AWESOME.