Shirt.Woot

This shirt is so delishusly clevr and i comend thee, o grate creater for enriching us with thou savory shirt

This is the first Shirt.woot shirt I have seen, and I fell in love! So creative!

thatrobert wrote:Brilliant! How can I move on to other constants with ideas like this still undrawn?

The pizza shirt exists already: http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/sciencemath/cc38/

Wearing this at work today. Getting lots of chuckles.
Actually, mostly blank stares because we're all corporate zombies, but that's another story...

Only one person has figured out the equation so far.

Thought you pi nerds might like this image I ran across:



Yeah, he rounded.

thatrobert wrote:Thought you pi nerds might like this image I ran across: ...

11.69% tip ... sounded like only ok service, not great, but not horrible.

Very cool shirt. Just checked the tracking -- scheduled to get here the day after Thanksgiving. Why with the crappy timing, Woot? Couldn't you have sold a Thanksgiving shirt that would arrive, you know, by Thanksgiving?

Looking forward to the great Xmas shirts the last week of December.

atgard wrote:Very cool shirt. Just checked the tracking -- scheduled to get here the day after Thanksgiving. Why with the crappy timing, Woot? Couldn't you have sold a Thanksgiving shirt that would arrive, you know, by Thanksgiving?

Looking forward to the great Xmas shirts the last week of December.

Despite the title, hopefully this is a bit more than just a seasonal shirt. You can wear it on March 14th...

bauhaus1919 wrote:

"Mathematically, arrows generally indicate continuation presumably (Euclidean anyways) into infinity...arrows on each end being a line rather than a line segment or an arrow on one end being a ray.
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Since there is no numerical or variable along the "string", it is hard to argue that the intent is a dimension rather than a mathematical "un-arrowed" line segment."

So, since it *does* have an arrowhead at one end, according to your info, what it indicates is a ray, not the diameter? Ergo, Euclid would say it's shown wrong? OK then. I, for one, am not going to argue math with Euclid. Or you, of course. Hey, you and Euclid are the experts here, not me.

A diameter symbol (Unicode character number 8960) above a line with no arrowhead might have been a tad clearer for a non-mathematician like me.

I have no problem with the slice/whole pie thing. To me, a slice of pie is still "pie"; a whole pie is "a pie". If someone asks me "Would you like pie for dessert?" I don't expect the whole thing served up on my plate.

atgard wrote:Very cool shirt. Just checked the tracking -- scheduled to get here the day after Thanksgiving. Why with the crappy timing, Woot? Couldn't you have sold a Thanksgiving shirt that would arrive, you know, by Thanksgiving?

Blame SnailPost, not Woot.

That said, most of mine arrive before the estimated date. Indeed, my Friday order of Run Away! Run Away! was scheduled to arrrive next Monday. It got here yesterday (3 days)!

Narfcake wrote:Blame SnailPost, not Woot.

That said, most of mine arrive before the estimated date. Indeed, my Friday order of Run Away! Run Away! was scheduled to arrrive next Monday. It got here yesterday (3 days)!

Hopefully I'll be pleasantly surprised and it will show up early, but I'm not holding my breath.

Woot should know how long its shipping methods take, and I would think when they offer a seasonal shirt they would factor that in to when they offer it. I mean, I ordered it 9 days before Thanksgiving and it looks like it will take 10 to get here. That's just crappy timing.

P.S.: I thought it would be able to get here in time. After all, it's going about 1,200 miles in 10 days (240 hours), which is about 5 mph, or about how long it would take if someone walked here with it.

atgard wrote:Hopefully I'll be pleasantly surprised and it will show up early, but I'm not holding my breath.

Woot should know how long its shipping methods take, and I would think when they offer a seasonal shirt they would factor that in to when they offer it. I mean, I ordered it 9 days before Thanksgiving and it looks like it will take 10 to get here. That's just crappy timing.

Mine didn't arrive today and the tracking still says it is scheduled to be delivered Friday. Like you said: if Woot couldn't figure out the right day to sell a Thanksgiving shirt, how were we supposed a Thanksgiving shirt wouldn't be here before Thanksgiving? I would have expected a warning before I confirmed my order. Major Woot fail.

Anyone know whether we can send it back for a refund? This is just stupid.

Tried to send this shirt to my sister who moved to France last year. She apparently still hasn't received it either. Ordered it on Nov. 15. Anyone know how long Woot normally takes for international shipping? Also, the tracking number they gave me either doesn't work or is pretty unclear. Generally Woot is good with stuff like this (at least for domestic shipping), so just curious if anyone has any information on the international end.

qztv wrote:where does the whip cream come from

Quote from the movie: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Charlie Bucket: [on chocolate river, deep in factory, passing an open door in which Oompa-Loompas are whipping a cow] "Whipped cream."

Willy Wonka: "Exactly!"

Veruca Salt: "That doesn't make any sense."

Willy Wonka: "For your information, little girl, whipped cream isn't whipped cream at all unless it's been whipped with whips. Everybody knows that."

(forgive me if someone already pointed this out.....I've not read through every single post)

thatrobert wrote:I wasn't thankful for it. Yes, the pie is gluten free. You won't even notice. Except for the texture. And the taste.

Love that the pie is gluten free! Makes my GF-self quite happy.

By the way, the best pumpkin pie I have ever tasted is a gluten free recipe. It is requested and preferred over the gluten version every year at our holiday gatherings.(even by those that are not GF) The secret is the GF crust made from GF gingersnaps.

Here's the recipe, for anyone interested:
2 cups GF gingersnap crumbs
1 TBS granulated brown sugar or white sugar
2 TBS melted butter/ghee/coconut oil

Combine crust ingred. in a med. bowl. Pat mixture onto bottom & sides of lightly greased 9" pie plate. Bake 5 min. Remove from oven, cool while preparing filling.

Hope this helps make for delicious gluten free pie w/fantastic taste and texture for you to enjoy. :D

My way of saying "Thank you!" for a most delicious tee design.