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Solid Gelt [solid] - $10.00 + free shipping (standard) OR $5 to get it overnight (Thursday) OR $5 international shipping

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For the non-Jewish folks out there (like myself), gelt is Yiddish for money.

happy chanukah

"IsRoyali Blue"? oy vey.

Aside from being a "Jewish" joke, I don't really get this shirt.

It's all about the menorahs, baby.

What does this mean?

This made my Jewish heart smile

Oy vey...

Do we really need the Smart Post "If you need this by Christmas..." note on this one?

No text.

No Christmas references.

ROFL HAHA mmmm Gelt:

chrisprender wrote:Do we really need the Smart Post "If you need this by Christmas..." note on this one?

Given it won't be here in time for Hanukkah...

la chaim and mazel tov to such a wonderful shirt!

Now that is one golden pun. I'm not sure if it's dark humor or simply milk-ing a great holiday, but either way it's pretty sweet.

chrisprender wrote:Do we really need the Smart Post "If you need this by Christmas..." note on this one?

"If need this by end of Hanukkah."

איזה קללה.

what a curse, woot. If you make me buy this, I might have to scream at the influx of shirts in the mail.

Oy vei. Shouldn't the shirt be more gold than silver? That would seem to make a bit better sense. But maybe that's just me.

I would like to note, I do feel sorry for the faceless individuals that created this shirt. Shame on you, Woot, for making them wear bags on their heads!!

xazothia wrote:"IsRoyali Blue"? oy vey.

Aside from being a "Jewish" joke, I don't really get this shirt.

It's like saying "Solid Gold". Gelt would be money, such as those gold chocolate coins they sell at Hanukkah time. So this is saying "I'm solid gold! but gelt! which means I'm jewish and like cheezy catchphrases!"

I mean, I guess it's better than I Can Haz Dreidel, but especially being printed in metallics, there's plenty to kvetch about here.

METAL GELT SOLID

In for one (for the wifey, who wants a new hanukkah shirt).

Nice, but a bit late - halfway into Hanukkah.

http://grab.by/1dYK

Pretty fail.

No Yiddish word for gold? (rather than money)

AdderXYU wrote:
I mean, I guess it's better than I Can Haz Dreidel, but especially being printed in metallics, there's plenty to kvetch about here.

You're not jewish are you?

xazothia wrote:"IsRoyali Blue"? oy vey.

Aside from being a "Jewish" joke, I don't really get this shirt.

Its a play on the tv show solid gold, which was a music countdown show (back in the time when mtv actually showed music videos).

Im pretty sure that the Simpsons made fun of the solid gold dancers back in the late 90's.

This shirt will probably make some old people do a double take.

kramerd wrote:Its a play on the tv show solid gold, which was a music countdown show (back in the time when mtv actually showed music videos).

Im pretty sure that the Simpsons made fun of the solid gold dancers back in the late 90's.

This shirt will probably make some old people do a double take.

AdderXYU wrote:I guess it's better than I Can Haz Dreidel

Take that back! Them's fighting words!

Back to this shirt: I don't know what gelt is so I thought you were misspelling geld. I'm glad I was wrong. Super glad.

Thanks for the explanations, I know this shirt wasn't targeting my demographic in the first place but at least now I know :P

My first thought when seeing this was actually that I wanted it to say "Geld", which is the German equivalent...

AdderXYU wrote:It's like saying "Solid Gold". Gelt would be money, such as those gold chocolate coins they sell at Hanukkah time. So this is saying "I'm solid gold! but gelt! which means I'm jewish and like cheezy catchphrases!"

I mean, I guess it's better than I Can Haz Dreidel, but especially being printed in metallics, there's plenty to kvetch about here.

I find it funny that while blue and silver are popular Hanukkah colors, they did the phrase 'Solid Gelt' in silver metallic instead of gold metallic.

even if you see the shirt wrong like i did and think it says "geld" you're still safe since its dutch or german for money!

chrisprender wrote:Do we really need the Smart Post "If you need this by Christmas..." note on this one?

pony up the $5 and you can still get it before chanuka is over.

I like the slogan, but the shirt is kind of an awkward design. Gelt is the chocolate coins that you use for the dreidel game, or it means money in yiddish. Happy Channukah! Chag Sameach!

jenopy wrote:METAL GELT SOLID

yes.

StargateGamingGeek wrote:Oy vei. Shouldn't the shirt be more gold than silver? That would seem to make a bit better sense. But maybe that's just me.

ah, but blue and silver are Hanukkolors!

isparabola wrote:You're not jewish are you?

Not remotely. But I do like chocolate.

AdderXYU wrote:
I mean, I guess it's better than I Can Haz Dreidel, but especially being printed in metallics, there's plenty to kvetch about here.

you make dreidel cat cry

parvin wrote:Nice, but a bit late - halfway into Hanukkah.

for $5 you get it overnight and before chanuka is over.

geekfactor12 wrote:Take that back! Them's fighting words!

O HAI! IM IN UR THRETZ, KICKIN UR AZZEZ!

Where are the Solid Gelt Dancers????