Re: Dark Continent

Not used to designing on black shirts, but I think this worked as intended...

Re: Dark Continent

I was worried we'd have three weeks in a row with no winner...



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Re: Dark Continent

I really like this design although I get the feeling there is some reference I don't get. Also, why did you win the monkey prize? Or rather how does one win it?

thePenrod wrote:I really like this design although I get the feeling there is some reference I don't get. Also, why did you win the monkey prize? Or rather how does one win it?

Each derby, they choose a certain obscure thing, and the first person to post a design with that thing in it gets a screaming monkey.

Re: Dark Continent

I like the shirt, but is the name racist?

jab991 wrote:I like the shirt, but is the name racist?

Nope.

It was named the "Dark Continent" by 19th Century Europeans because most of the map, itself, was "dark" (unexplored).

lyonscc wrote:Not used to designing on black shirts, but I think this worked as intended...

Great design! We have missionaries who go to Africa and I think they would love this shirt! Ido!

tgentry wrote:I was worried we'd have three weeks in a row with no winner...



Make sure your address is up to date and we'll send you your very own Woot screaming/flying monkey!

Sweet! - thanks :-)

Re: Dark Continent

I don't think they have Bactrian (two hump) Camels in Africa... Not to split hairs! I love the design regardless

Re: Dark Continent

don't take this too personally, because as the dromedary camel is my favorite animal I have to point out that the camel you have on your shirt with two humps is bactrian and native to Asia. It is the one humped dromedary that is African.