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I'd be in for one, but it's a "dated" shirt. :/ (Which makes sense, but...)

That's just silly.

Veery funny

hahahaha
clever.

HAHAHAHHA CONDITION = MAVERICKY !
thats the cherry on top of the non existent cake.

bought 1, love it

Looks like something you would find at goodwill.

I'm very, very tempted.

Very tempted.

I'm holding out for the Coffee shirt....

the shirt makes no sense. yes i know thats the obama slogan but how does that joke even relate to nessie or bigfoot, just dumb.

yeah i see it now the underlining changes the entire context good job

llo. I know who I'm voting for.

I generally don't like text on shirts, and I still don't. No biggie, see you tomorrow.

The colors work with the design though, just want to point that out. Nice to have a break from the norm, but not my thing.

Grats on the print, Maxdog

Just silly. Not really something I ever see myself wearing. Besides, Nessie is from Scotland. If we're letting foreigners run for president, I wanna see the Governator running on someone's ticket sometime soon.

Oh wow. But I'm more impressed by the campaign ad than the shirt. Sorry nameless designer!

ME LIKEY, ME LIKEY!!!!!

dootdootmeeep wrote:the shirt makes no sense. yes i know thats the obama slogan but how does that joke even relate to nessie or bigfoot, just dumb.

Look at the underlined part.

Funny, I woulnd't wear it though

dootdootmeeep wrote:the shirt makes no sense. yes i know thats the obama slogan but how does that joke even relate to nessie or bigfoot, just dumb.

It took me a second to get it, but it's "change you can believe in" as in, people who believe in the existence of the creatures on the shirt.

I think it's cute, but I'll wait till morning. If it's sold out, so be it. I'll just go third-party and vote for Ralph Nader, who is also a mythical creature.

In for this one. Beats the beesneesez out of the wanks that are running this year.

Should have gone with Champ the lake monster of lake Champlain for an all American ticket (or Tahoe Tessie) for that matter. I'm very tempted, think I'll sleep on it. I wonder if I smartpost it if I"ll get it by election day...

I bought this. So awesome.

karenjmerrell wrote:Just silly. Not really something I ever see myself wearing. Besides, Nessie is from Scotland. If we're letting foreigners run for president, I wanna see the Governator running on someone's ticket sometime soon.

if you take things serious... idk if woot is for you...

Barack Obama says the word, "change," more often than a homeless person

I'm going to go broke if woot keeps doing these crytid shirts

it seems to me no matter how bad the shirt may be and this is the internet, where we can say any carp we want with no accountability , that everyone still trys to be nice and go like like " not for me " "great design" . why can't we just go, "hey this shirt has been repeated over and over and it vacuums and also is provincial" without 5 reply's like " hey buddy i like hot pockets don't talk bad about hotpockets"

No Ron Paul shirt might as well be in for one of these

For everyone who doesn't get it... this is a direct bash against Obama's "Change" slogan. Meaning... that it's easier to belive in a Bigfoot/Nessie campaign (fictional creatures) than it is Obama changing things.

Gosh people... learn to context here.

richardk942 wrote:Barack Obama says the word, "change," more often than a homeless person

cough cough Maverick cough

Sounds familiar.

you got my vote

richardk942 wrote:Barack Obama says the word, "change," more often than a homeless person

ahaha! I just laughed Sprecher cream soda out of my nose.

I also bought one.

I'll love wearing this around my Union shop.

"you didn't hear it hear!"

nice excerpt from the description

cleverconveyence wrote:Look at the underlined part.

You expect voters to look at the underlined part? That would require making their own educated decisions!

Also, for those of you who might possibly be interested in what the OTHER candidates have to say:

This is excellent! I am writing it in when i vote!

aflonghorn wrote:No Ron Paul shirt might as well be in for one of these

llo

are they trying to say Obama is the monkey?

gregorys90 wrote:it seems to me no matter how bad the shirt may be and this is the internet, where we can say any carp we want with no accountability , that everyone still trys to be nice and go like like " not for me " "great design" . why can't we just go, "hey this shirt has been repeated over and over and it vacuums and also is provincial" without 5 reply's like " hey buddy i like hot pockets don't talk bad about hotpockets"

Well, why do you care so much. Maybe people REALLY are nice and REALLY don't have dislikes like you do? Is that harder to believe than people just want to be nice on the internet even though they don't have to be? I don't get it. Wait, why do you care so much anyways? Would you really rather see the opposite which would be complete bashing and just plain awfulness? :/

I'm voting for Bigfoot & Nessie this year. Their health care plan rocks and you just can't deny the fact that the tax breaks they promised would help out many hard working families.

The only thing is I am fearful of is Bigfoot's temper. Also, I just plain don't know enough about Nessie to be 100% confident. We'll see....Hehe!

gacibula wrote:For everyone who doesn't get it... this is a direct bash against Obama's "Change" slogan. Meaning... that it's easier to belive in a Bigfoot/Nessie campaign (fictional creatures) than it is Obama changing things.

Gosh people... learn to context here.

To be fair, McCain has also adopted the whole "change" slogan, so this shirt makes fun of them both!