Re: Plan B

Slogan idea provided by user xhall.
Design and execution by user fablefire.

Go team! =D

Ummm, I dont think I would wear this seeing that the morning after pill is called Plan B.... But I get your design! I just wouldnt wear it.

cheer4vols wrote:Ummm, I dont think I would wear this seeing that the morning after pill is called Plan B.... But I get your design! I just wouldnt wear it.

True, but the context is quite clear. And any evocation of emergency contraception just reinforces the theme of disappointment and resignation. Props on the team effort! GMV.

cheer4vols wrote:Ummm, I dont think I would wear this seeing that the morning after pill is called Plan B.... But I get your design! I just wouldnt wear it.

That was what I thought of first, too: Living the morning after pill?

Nice pictures, though.

parkermc wrote:That was what I thought of first, too: Living the morning after pill?

Nice pictures, though.

i think it will still do well

Re: Plan B

Looks like our entries will be derby buddies this week, Fable. Does everyone have their derby buddy?

Re: Plan B

i got rejected for my contraception t-shirt - invention derby

Re: Plan B

Everone knows thats not what the intent was.

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A winged fog entry. Wow, I predicted this... if you allow the wheel = watch. The font is really nice and drippy.

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well i've never heard of that morning after pill, nor do i think the grand majority of people reading this will come to that conclusion. having a kid at 20? yeah i lived plan B big time. go fable. gmv, as usual.

tgentry wrote:Looks like our entries will be derby buddies this week, Fable. Does everyone have their derby buddy?

why am I always third wheel...?

-had no idea plan b was a pill of some sort, and got the message 100% clear- but i imagine most of you see penises wherever you go as well.

byrbwr wrote:-had no idea plan b was a pill of some sort, and got the message 100% clear- but i imagine most of you see penises wherever you go as well.

Mine heart-strings have been plucked! THATS A TOTAL LEAP!!!!!

::cough:: Sorry. It's nice to know I'm not the only person here perplexed at all the phallic visions of wooters.

ETA: "Mine heartstrings have been plucked", while not at all what I said, is hilarious.

cheer4vols wrote:Ummm, I dont think I would wear this seeing that the morning after pill is called Plan B.... But I get your design! I just wouldnt wear it.

That is all i saw upon seeing the design "Plan B" = morning after pill. Have fun explaining that to your local activist christian

Re: Plan B

Funny that people are jumping to such conclusions on the day i read this

Re: Plan B

I still love this shirt. If I would have used your anime eye and your ewe, I'd totally be in first place by now.

Snap.

nice design, fable.

IMHO, the font for PLAN B should have been just a little thicker. right now, the difference in thickness between the font sizes is a little too much for me.

good luck in the derby!

aaa6112 wrote:nice design, fable.

IMHO, the font for PLAN B should have been just a little thicker. right now, the difference in thickness between the font sizes is a little too much for me.

good luck in the derby!

Thank you!

I think you're right. I noticed that when I got back from my doc's appointment. It was actually a 5px brush, and my own handwriting. I think 7px would probably be a good fit.

fablefire wrote:Thank you!

I think you're right. I noticed that when I got back from my doc's appointment. It was actually a 5px brush, and my own handwriting. I think 7px would probably be a good fit.

after another close look at it, i feel Plan and B should be just a little more further apart. my $0.02 : )

Re: Plan B

Don't listen to what the others say, I still like you fablefire ;-)

Re: Plan B

*giggles*, I love it! Definitely will buy when it goes on sale. Not sure if resorting to Plan B is quitting though, just changing tack. I'd like to think I haven't quit altogether even though I'm on plan D already.

Hey Fable- Happy to see you with an early entry into the fog. A little sad to see that you had to add the clock and wings to make it 'fly' with the voters. I miss the cute details I'm used to seeing on a Fable entry, but you definitely deserve to be in the fog.

Hope you can sustain the momentum through next week! GMV!

Re: Plan B

good to see clip art is the key to getting fogged now. eesh.

I'm about ready to take a well-paying job in a field I have almost no interest in over what I'd really love to do for the rest of my life, so this shirt might actually be appropriate for me

brizz wrote:good to see clip art is the key to getting fogged now. eesh.

It is a t-shirt design contest - not a drawing contest. Plan B doesn't do it for me (no offense), but some of the clip art shirts turn out great.

It is all about designing a shirt that people will vote for (and hopefully buy).

Seriously - too many haters.

Edit: Also wanted to add that there are some awesome hand-drawn entries too. Great range of styles from cartoon to sketch to just plain funny.

amach06 wrote:Everone knows thats not what the intent was.

Not the intent, but that's the first thing I thought of when I saw the shirt, and the Plan B in red ... the design is beautiful, I just find it disturbing.

Re: Plan B

So... thanks for the support and critiques! To elaborate a bit...

Yes, I did use clip art and text. I said I would (...and you all thought I was kidding!). It just works into the theme this week. Here's my rationale:

The theme is about quitting, and my shirt is about moving on to Plan B. My personal Plan A of submitting quality artwork entries wasn't working, so I quit and went on to Plan B. Since I was losing to clipart and text, I figured, "if you can't beat them, join them - and then beat them at their own game." ;) The concept is also mocking the typical, rockstar-esque dream, so I wanted to use the typical rockstar-esque design. Hand drawn art looked too freelance-ish, so I went for cookie cutter art. It was much faster AND I got to work on other artwork.

All in all... I was just going with the theme. ;)

...and I had no idea there was a contraceptive called Plan B. Although, even if I did, I would have done this anyway. To me, and many people on most occasions, Plan B usually means the alternate plan. I can see how recent events would make people think of the contraceptive though. Just a fun, twisted aspect of the design I guess. =D

Re: Plan B

Wow!
Amazing Design. I like how it looks like a gradient from far. Great effect.

fablefire wrote:Yes, I did use clip art and text. I said I would

Art is cleared to be printed, right?
Also, I'd buy this if you incorporated 6 more pieces of clip art. Make sure they vary in color only slightly.

(also, i thought you said it was going to be on orange... hehe)

AlvinPing wrote:Art is cleared to be printed, right?

(also, i thought you said it was going to be on orange... hehe)

Of course.

(did I? that would've been suicidal, not just quitting XD )

fablefire wrote:So... thanks for the support and critiques! To elaborate a bit...

Yes, I did use clip art and text. I said I would (...and you all thought I was kidding!). It just works into the theme this week. Here's my rationale:

The theme is about quitting, and my shirt is about moving on to Plan B. My personal Plan A of submitting quality artwork entries wasn't working, so I quit and went on to Plan B.

:3 My hero. Go gettem!

Re: Plan B

I think a woman has a right to chose to have an abortion. Anyone in here who disagrees with this should go back to Germany circa 1937.

In for one.

please delete

dangsthurt wrote:I think a woman has a right to chose to have an abortion. Anyone in here who disagrees with this should go back to Germany circa 1937.

In for one.

supporting abortion and a woman's right to choose does not mean advertising on your chest you had an abortion, by the morning after pill or other means. as I said, I know it wasn't the intent of the shirt, I'm not stupid, I get it, but the first thing I saw when I saw the design is why would you be advertising that you gave up your dream to use the morning after pill.

:sigh: and just because many here have not heard of Plan B, doesn't mean the rest of the world hasn't. be ready to do lots of explaining.

go2planB.com
drugstore.com/PlanB

please delete

Imagine4vr wrote:supporting abortion and a woman's right to choose does not mean advertising on your chest you had an abortion, by the morning after pill or other means. as I said, I know it wasn't the intent of the shirt, I'm not stupid, I get it, but the first thing I saw when I saw the design is why would you be advertising that you gave up your dream to use the morning after pill.

:sigh: and just because many here have not heard of Plan B, doesn't mean the rest of the world hasn't. be ready to do lots of explaining.

go2planB.com
[ur]www.drugstore.com/PlanB[/url]

This is all a little silly. Plan B as an idea far outdates the drug, the name of which was obviously based on the idea. The concept of the drug in context of this shirt doesn't even make any sense. If your dream was to be child-free, taking Plan B is part of "living the dream" and if you dreamed of having a child, you wouldn't be taking Plan B.

Absolutely Cool. I want this. In fact I have many people I want to buy this for.

Re: Plan B

Hah! This is like one of those psychology tests. "What's the first thing you think of when you see 'Plan B'?"

fablefire wrote:Hah! This is like one of those psychology tests. "What's the first thing you think of when you see 'Plan B'?"

Hey, maybe some of use started out on Plan B...

Imagine4vr wrote:supporting abortion and a woman's right to choose does not mean advertising on your chest you had an abortion, by the morning after pill or other means. as I said, I know it wasn't the intent of the shirt, I'm not stupid, I get it, but the first thing I saw when I saw the design is why would you be advertising that you gave up your dream to use the morning after pill.

:sigh: and just because many here have not heard of Plan B, doesn't mean the rest of the world hasn't. be ready to do lots of explaining.

go2planB.com
drugstore.com/PlanB

You know what else the rest of the world has heard of? The term "plan B" outside of the context of birth control. Seriously, no one is going to think birth control first, Size Comparison Diagram wasn't covered in penises, no one saw a swastika on Feed the Whale, and Cat Carrier isn't WWII Era Japanese Propaganda. If you're old enough to have a credit card and buy shirts, think about being old enough to mature past grade school logic.

AdderXYU wrote:You know what else the rest of the world has heard of? The term "plan B" outside of the context of birth control. Seriously, no one is going to think birth control first, Size Comparison Diagram wasn't covered in penises, no one saw a swastika on Feed the Whale, and Cat Carrier isn't WWII Era Japanese Propaganda. If you're old enough to have a credit card and buy shirts, think about being old enough to mature past grade school logic.

Perhaps we travel in different circles, but since it's the first thing *I* thought when I saw the design, I am sure others do too. And of course, others will have no idea and take it for how it's intended. I found the design disturbing and said so. Isn't that what this area is for, to comment on the designs?

If you're old enough to have a credit card and buy shirts, think about being old enough to mature past grade school insults.

I wish I knew where the edit button went?!

Not intending to mislead, this is just another of my accounts ..

soyokazefuhen wrote:Hey, maybe some of use started out on Plan B...

You must be on Plan G or so by now. XD

Robyncn wrote:I wish I knew where the edit button went?!

Not intending to mislead, this is just another of my accounts ..

The edit button can be found if you go to the derby comments thread - the big one with all of the comments for all of the derby entries. You have to sift through and find your entry, and then use the edit feature. It's in...

Woot Community ---> Member Forums ---> Derbies ---> Derby entry comments for derby #...

I am curious though, if you don't mind me asking... If you look at the design on whole, all of the contextual evidence supports the idea that Plan B refers to the alternate plan. There's nothing really feminine about the design, and nothing that would imply it's about contraceptive methods. Is it the title that leads your eyes to Plan B first, and then the rest of the design? Is it the red that makes you look at the Plan B first?

Just wondering for future reference.

Robyncn wrote:Perhaps we travel in different circles, but since it's the first thing *I* thought when I saw the design, I am sure others do too. And of course, others will have no idea and take it for how it's intended. I found the design disturbing and said so. Isn't that what this area is for, to comment on the designs?

If you're old enough to have a credit card and buy shirts, think about being old enough to mature past grade school insults.

Hey, I'm not the one that thinks "Plan B" is some new thing, as opposed to a phrase that has existed for years before even condoms. I also still consider a "chaser" to be a drink which follows another drink, or possibly one who chases. Were there a shirt which said "Straight, no chaser", I would not presume it to mean "I'm not ebullient, and don't take hangover pills". But again, clearly I'm alone on that.

fablefire wrote:The edit button can be found if you go to the derby comments thread - the big one with all of the comments for all of the derby entries. You have to sift through and find your entry, and then use the edit feature. It's in...

Woot Community ---> Member Forums ---> Derbies ---> Derby entry comments for derby #...

I am curious though, if you don't mind me asking... If you look at the design on whole, all of the contextual evidence supports the idea that Plan B refers to the alternate plan. There's nothing really feminine about the design, and nothing that would imply it's about contraceptive methods. Is it the title that leads your eyes to Plan B first, and then the rest of the design? Is it the red that makes you look at the Plan B first?

Just wondering for future reference.

It's the PlanB in red I saw first with the sad face that made me think the morning after pill. I like the rest of the design; but then again I'm one of those who does like a lot of the clip art, wings, girly stuff that's so frowned upon by some here.

AdderXYU wrote:Hey, I'm not the one that thinks "Plan B" is some new thing, as opposed to a phrase that has existed for years before even condoms. I also still consider a "chaser" to be a drink which follows another drink, or possibly one who chases. Were there a shirt which said "Straight, no chaser", I would not presume it to mean "I'm not ebullient, and don't take hangover pills". But again, clearly I'm alone on that.

I don't think "Plan B" is something new. A "chaser" is a drink to follow another, and I don't see penises, swastikas or other such things in those designs you mentioned.

Robyncn wrote:It's the PlanB in red I saw first with the sad face that made me think the morning after pill. I like the rest of the design; but then again I'm one of those who does like a lot of the clip art, wings, girly stuff that's so frowned upon by some here.

Guess I'm the only naive soul here who totally missed the Plan B morning after connection. I NEVER thought of that in reference to this design. I simply saw....Plan A: Live the American Dream. Oops...failed, move on to Plan B. The sad face meaning that he/she failed at first and now has to take the next best option.

fablefire wrote:Slogan idea provided by user xhall.
Design and execution by user fablefire.

Go team! =D

I am so buying this if it wins! This shirt rocks!

Thats what I thought as well. The pill thing never even came into my mind.

fablefire wrote:So... thanks for the support and critiques! To elaborate a bit...

Yes, I did use clip art and text. I said I would (...and you all thought I was kidding!). It just works into the theme this week. Here's my rationale:

The theme is about quitting, and my shirt is about moving on to Plan B. My personal Plan A of submitting quality artwork entries wasn't working, so I quit and went on to Plan B. Since I was losing to clipart and text, I figured, "if you can't beat them, join them - and then beat them at their own game." ;) The concept is also mocking the typical, rockstar-esque dream, so I wanted to use the typical rockstar-esque design. Hand drawn art looked too freelance-ish, so I went for cookie cutter art. It was much faster AND I got to work on other artwork.

All in all... I was just going with the theme. ;)

...and I had no idea there was a contraceptive called Plan B. Although, even if I did, I would have done this anyway. To me, and many people on most occasions, Plan B usually means the alternate plan. I can see how recent events would make people think of the contraceptive though. Just a fun, twisted aspect of the design I guess. =D

so in other words, instead of trying to improve and hone your skills and create more original and satisfying work, you say eff it and fall back on tropes of unoriginality in pandering to the masses for the sake of a buck. great. The future of the derbies is not a bright one if this is the attitude here.

I agree the contraceptive pill stuff is sillly, but come on fable....just because walmart has cheaper prices doesn't mean you have to shop there and contribute to the evil empire.

brizz wrote:so in other words, instead of trying to improve and hone your skills and create more original and satisfying work, you say eff it and fall back on tropes of unoriginality in pandering to the masses for the sake of a buck. great. The future of the derbies is not a bright one if this is the attitude here.

I agree the contraceptive pill stuff is sillly, but come on fable....just because walmart has cheaper prices doesn't mean you have to shop there and contribute to the evil takeover.

FWIW, she's pretty effectively proving a point, and I'd rather see this in a derby about quitting than any other one. Granted, as I said elsewhere, I'm kinda hating how many designs this week are doing just this, but on the plus, I don't think we'll be seeing a new, cliparty Fable from now on. Or I hope not. That would make me cry.

Maybe, though, if we can get some clip-art nonsense to win three derbies in a row, woot will ban all unoriginal art wholesale?

AdderXYU wrote:FWIW, she's pretty effectively proving a point, and I'd rather see this in a derby about quitting than any other one. Granted, as I said elsewhere, I'm kinda hating how many designs this week are doing just this, but on the plus, I don't think we'll be seeing a new, cliparty Fable from now on. Or I hope not. That would make me cry.

Maybe, though, if we can get some clip-art nonsense to win three derbies in a row, woot will ban all unoriginal art wholesale?

do you really belive that Adder? As long as shirts sell, do they really care?

snarkygal wrote:do you really belive that Adder? As long as shirts sell, do they really care?

In my wildest dreams, I do.

To me, that was the point of doing Editor's Choice shirts... to show that woot cares about the shirts they're selling, not about how much they'll sell or whether the masses like them.

Woot has used thematic elements as limitations before. They have mocked their meme-voting base openly in descriptions. They seem honestly frustrated about some things that win, and I've seen rejections where the reason was "thank god, I can reject for text", or something of a similar idea. Woot wants to make money, sure, but I don't think they want to do so at the risk of "selling out" to any particular group. They've already been putting a halt on text just about every other derby, even though text entries seem to BLOW off the proverbial shelves. I would not be surprised if we start seeing derbies with "no clip-art" limitations.

brizz wrote:so in other words, instead of trying to improve and hone your skills and create more original and satisfying work, you say eff it and fall back on tropes of unoriginality in pandering to the masses for the sake of a buck. great. The future of the derbies is not a bright one if this is the attitude here.

I agree the contraceptive pill stuff is sillly, but come on fable....just because walmart has cheaper prices doesn't mean you have to shop there and contribute to the evil empire.

Well, you almost got my intentions. Close enough I guess.

Derby theme: Quitters
So... I quit this week. It was for the sake of the design. I really couldn't have worked it better. No possible way I can think of.

Oh, and in regards to honing skills and original, satisfying work... I spent the time I saved by using clipart on OTHER artwork - the real kind. The other artwork required much more skill, was much more original, and much more satisfying than any of my derby entries have been. "Design" in general isn't always about the best artwork. Sometimes, the symbolism and message are much more important. Illustration is about the artwork. This time, it was about the message. In that sense, I'm glad you're upset. It means you agree with the frowny face in my design. =D

fablefire wrote:Well, you almost got my intentions. Close enough I guess.

Derby theme: Quitters
So... I quit this week. It was for the sake of the design. I really couldn't have worked it better. No possible way I can think of.

Oh, and in regards to honing skills and original, satisfying work... I spent the time I saved by using clipart on OTHER artwork - the real kind. The other artwork required much more skill, was much more original, and much more satisfying than any of my derby entries have been. "Design" in general isn't always about the best artwork. Sometimes, the symbolism and message are much more important. Illustration is about the artwork. This time, it was about the message. In that sense, I'm glad you're upset. It means you agree with the frowny face in my design. =D

I guess the biggest issue i have with the design is that ultimately it doesn't fit the theme at all. Failing to reach your dreams and moving on to plan b is not quitting, it's perseverance. Perhaps laziness if you want to put a negative spin, but the simple message of moving on suggests the exact opposite of "quitting."

AdderXYU wrote:I would not be surprised if we start seeing derbies with "no clip-art" limitations.

The first "no text" limitation was set into place after I won for Coupons. I honestly expected a "no unoriginal art" limitation for this week...

...what would you guys like banned next?

brizz wrote:I guess the biggest issue i have with the design is that ultimately it doesn't fit the theme at all. Failing to reach your dreams and moving on to plan b is not quitting, it's perseverance. Perhaps laziness if you want to put a negative spin, but the simple message of moving on suggests the exact opposite of "quitting."

If Plan A is to be a rock star and your girlfriend gets pregnant, you quit Plan A and go to Plan B, and get a real job. That was even built into the theme description: "No-hope, go-nowhere rock bands roar about how they're in it for life, when what they mean is, they're in it until they get their girlfriends pregnant and have to get real jobs." Perseverance is pursuing a goal no matter what the hardship. That would be getting the girlfriend pregnant, but still trying to go for the rock star Plan A dream anyway. Quitting isn't always negative. Sometimes, the smart thing to do is to quit Plan A. It's not necessarily the fun thing to do though.

fablefire wrote:If Plan A is to be a rock star and your girlfriend gets pregnant, you quit Plan A and go to Plan B, and get a real job. That was even built into the theme description: "No-hope, go-nowhere rock bands roar about how they're in it for life, when what they mean is, they're in it until they get their girlfriends pregnant and have to get real jobs." Perseverance is pursuing a goal no matter what the hardship. That would be getting the girlfriend pregnant, but still trying to go for the rock star Plan A dream anyway. Quitting isn't always negative. Sometimes, the smart thing to do is to quit Plan A. It's not necessarily the fun thing to do though.

Plan A and B aside, it's safe to say that quitting plan 9 is always the smart thing to do. Bela Lugosi's just going to die midway through.

fablefire wrote:If Plan A is to be a rock star and your girlfriend gets pregnant, you quit Plan A and go to Plan B, and get a real job. That was even built into the theme description: "No-hope, go-nowhere rock bands roar about how they're in it for life, when what they mean is, they're in it until they get their girlfriends pregnant and have to get real jobs." Perseverance is pursuing a goal no matter what the hardship. That would be getting the girlfriend pregnant, but still trying to go for the rock star Plan A dream anyway. Quitting isn't always negative. Sometimes, the smart thing to do is to quit Plan A. It's not necessarily the fun thing to do though.

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Okay, just because I couldn't resist ...

if your girlfriend got pregnant, you didn't use "Plan B" and that's why you're living Plan B instead of your dream ...

Re: Plan B

Wow, it amazes me how worked up people get over a t-shirt design (both in the derby and in the dailies). O_O

Imagine4vr wrote:.
Okay, just because I couldn't resist ...

if your girlfriend got pregnant, you didn't use "Plan B" and that's why you're living Plan B instead of your dream ...

Rofl!

Re: Plan B

This shirt is ahead by more than 100 votes...love it, grats, in for 1.

EyeTeeGuy wrote:This shirt is ahead by more than 100 votes...love it, grats, in for 1.

I hope your right. I want!

amach06 wrote:I hope your right. I want!

53 votes ahead now.....2nd place is getting closer.

EyeTeeGuy wrote:53 votes ahead now.....2nd place is getting closer.

Please keep in mind that Shirtderbystats is merely an estimate and has been quite wrong on how close the shirts are to one another.

jbedwar1 wrote:Please keep in mind that Shirtderbystats is merely an estimate and has been quite wrong on how close the shirts are to one another.

But then again, it has been 'quite' right many times too... ;)

HOW THE HELL DO I VOTE FOR THIS SHIRT? WHERE IS THE VOTE BUTTON!? I know I'm a total newb at this, but help me out here.

Ransdell wrote:HOW THE HELL DO I VOTE FOR THIS SHIRT? WHERE IS THE VOTE BUTTON!? I know I'm a total newb at this, but help me out here.

You need to make at least 1 woot purchase before you can vote.

http://shirt.woot.com/WhatIsWoot.aspx#q7b:

Who can vote in the Derby?
Woot users who have previously made at least one purchase at any Woot site. See, we don't want people to create multiple accounts and stuff the ballot box. And we also want to make sure the winning designs are actually ones that our regular users would like to see. This restriction might seem anti-democratic, but voter fraud and prank voting are worse. And like we said - all you need to vote is one purchase on your account record, ever, at any Woot site. Even Bags O' Crap and LeakFrogs qualify.

Ransdell wrote:HOW THE HELL DO I VOTE FOR THIS SHIRT? WHERE IS THE VOTE BUTTON!? I know I'm a total newb at this, but help me out here.

You have to have purchased at least 1 item from any of the Woot stores, Woot.com shirt.woot, wine.woot, or sellout.woot

Until you purchase an item you are not eligible to vote on the Derby Entries.

Edit: Ya like SailorButterfly said...

cwarrington wrote:But then again, it has been 'quite' right many times too... ;)

i meant with the numbers.. not the rankings.

jbedwar1 wrote:i meant with the numbers.. not the rankings.

One in the same.

EyeTeeGuy wrote:One in the same.

How do you figure?
Numbers as in votes. Which is completely different than ranking.
Let's not make this into a discussion... i was just letting you know so that you are not mislead.

jbedwar1 wrote:How do you figure?
Numbers as in votes. Which is completely different than ranking.
Let's not make this into a discussion... i was just letting you know so that you are not mislead.

Grats on your win. Will be in for 1.

Re: Plan B

First thing I thought was the birth control thing, shame too because this is a great idea. I'd of like to see the red text say "Backup plan" instead.

Re: Plan B

The wings are what did it for me, since after all flying is my dream (still pursuing it, between delivering pizza and giving unpaid online computer advice). It's not the clip art. It's not the font. It's the combination of all of it, and the message behind it.

I didn't even notice the Plan B alternate meaning until after I already bought it. :D

Re: Plan B

derekfilley wrote:Don't listen to what the others say, I still like you fablefire ;-)

I like it and I want one! Who cares if plan B is a birth control that is not the first thing I thought about. My first thought was "Cool! I want one!"

cheer4vols wrote:Ummm, I dont think I would wear this seeing that the morning after pill is called Plan B.... But I get your design! I just wouldnt wear it.

That context didn't cross my mind, this one is one of the best ones, in my opinion, that I have seen. Don't think of the morning after pill, that ruins the joke.

Re: Plan B

I love this shirt and would love to buy it for my son. sorry I missed it when it first came out. he is always saying he is living the dream!, even though he is on about plan D!!