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This shirt would have been better if it were brown. Then it could have helped cover up all of the mud the No No'ers are slinging at the Yes No'ers.

I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

If the INDECISIVE SOCIETY OF AMERICANS FOR ENTROPY are so indecisive, how can they be "for" entropy? Especially enough to pay for the message? Something's not quite right here, I just can't decide what it is.

yet another shirt i would drop a hamilton on, but don't have the funds to drop the extra lincoln to get it in time for e-day.

ill have to dig up my 2008 bigfoot/nessie shirt for e-day instead.

tazfreeatlast wrote:This shirt would have been better if it were brown. Then it could have helped cover up all of the mud the No No'ers are slinging at the Yes No'ers.

So does that mean the No No'ers are actually Yes Yes'ers and the Yes No'ers are actually No No'ers? Are there any real Knowers?

Brewster would rather have you vote for "none of the above"

This made me laugh. I totally would have bought this during my days of campus politics. But they should have sold this with more lead time before the elections...

On another note, anybody who missed the Krampus shirt should head to teefury.com -- less than 22 hours left.

You people at Woot are soo cool!

YES! And you got it great in the "wear this shirt" part.

The best classic prog band EVER. For me the best album is Close To The Edge! I really do enjoy Tales From Topographic Oceans though, which is a love or hate album between fans.

It's a crime that Anderson isn't in the band anymore.

Love the write up.

gossamerica wrote:
On another note, anybody who missed the Krampus shirt should head to teefury.com -- less than 22 hours left.

Thanks man, made my midnight.

That's just what I want on my pristine white shirt: a big red period!

(This post has been brought to you by 13-year-old me.)

Cool shirt. I'm in for 0.

wow this is really boring!!! wish woot would bring up their standards a lil bit! this looks like one of the shirts from the creepy $6 shirt site.

MBrulla wrote:I wish I could wear this to the March to Keep Fear Alive, but I'm afraid I won't make it.

I'd be crazy to miss the Rally to Restore Sanity, though.

I see what you did there.

A shirt based on indecision.... if this finds its target audience then tomorrow there will be zero sales. You've thought-experimented yourselves into a corner, Woot!

Will I be able to wear this when I go to the booths next week?

And woot releases another pathetic shirt…

Spiritgreen wrote:A shirt based on indecision.... if this finds its target audience then tomorrow there will be zero sales. You've thought-experimented yourselves into a corner, Woot!

Bravo, sir.

I actually saw a bunch of little signs that said this in someone's yard during election season over a decade ago. The kids of the house had drawn them by hand, and they said "VOTE YES ON NO" and "VOTE NO ON YES."

I thought it was cute and clever for kids, but not quite clever enough to wear on a T-shirt, unfortunately.

Radien wrote:I actually saw a bunch of little signs that said this in someone's yard during election season over a decade ago. The kids of the house had drawn them by hand, and they said "VOTE YES ON NO" and "VOTE NO ON YES."

I thought it was cute and clever for kids, but not quite clever enough to wear on a T-shirt, unfortunately.

Funny, I saw a large sign, looked rather official, of something very similar. I found it hilarious ... I have a pic of me somewhere in front of it. :-)

On the fence about the shirt tho.

in for one!

Kelsium wrote:Entropy is a thermodynamic property that is a measure of the energy not available for work in a thermodynamic process. It is defined by the second law of thermodynamics. In the microscopic interpretation of statistical mechanics, entropy expresses the disorder or randomness of the constituents of a thermodynamic system or, analogously, the availability of accessible quantum mechanical states. A closed system always tends towards achieving a state with a maximum of entropy.

or this

The Indecisive Society of Americans for Entropy is the new(est) name for the group formerly known as The Apathy Coalition.

Kelsium wrote:Entropy is a thermodynamic property that is a measure of the energy not available for work in a thermodynamic process. It is defined by the second law of thermodynamics. In the microscopic interpretation of statistical mechanics, entropy expresses the disorder or randomness of the constituents of a thermodynamic system or, analogously, the availability of accessible quantum mechanical states. A closed system always tends towards achieving a state with a maximum of entropy.

Whoa! Thanks wiki.

Though here it likely refers to "a doctrine of inevitable social decline and degeneration. (Dictionary.com)"

...and I approve this message.

I wonder if they'd let me wear this at the polling place...

GeekGrrrl wrote:If I wear this when I go to vote, will I get busted for campaigning within 50 feet of a polling place? :-)

It can quite easily be taken as endorsing the current GOP policy of congressional obstructionism, so you might.

I'm just worried I'll end up voting for Buchanan.

That Isaac Asimov story was just amazing. I am a Youth Minister and going to share that with my Youth Group.

Kelsium wrote:

I thought Wooters were more observant of what is on the shirts these days.

Who needs to actually read the shirt. I vote No, my father before me voted No, his father voted No, even his grand-father before him voted Nay (but times were different then)

I'd love to see the negative campaign ads, telling us to instead vote no on no. A double negative would NOT be a grammatically sound political platform.

I saw this and thought it was quite bootsbootsian in its apathy, but without the imaginative artwork

I might start the bootsbootsian party locally since everyone around here is pretty "whatever" and "or not" already

From the wiki...

"Entropy is a thermodynamic property that is a measure of the energy not available for work in a thermodynamic process. It is defined by the second law of thermodynamics. In the microscopic interpretation of statistical mechanics, entropy expresses the disorder or randomness of the constituents of a thermodynamic system or, analogously, the availability of accessible quantum mechanical states. A closed system always tends towards achieving a state with a maximum of entropy."

I hate you, designer, for making me read this stuff so early in the morning. As my head hurts now, so will your back; I will be submitting the paperwork for 30 lashes (w/ wet noodle) momentarily.

Good day!

Kelsium wrote:Entropy is a thermodynamic property that is a measure of the energy not available for work in a thermodynamic process. It is defined by the second law of thermodynamics. In the microscopic interpretation of statistical mechanics, entropy expresses the disorder or randomness of the constituents of a thermodynamic system or, analogously, the availability of accessible quantum mechanical states. A closed system always tends towards achieving a state with a maximum of entropy.

Whoa! Thanks wiki.

Or he was probably referencing the word entropy in the form "In information theory, entropy is a measure of the uncertainty associated with a random variable. The term by itself in this context usually refers to the Shannon entropy, which quantifies, in the sense of an expected value, the information contained in a message, usually in units such as bits. Equivalently, the Shannon entropy is a measure of the average information content one is missing when one does not know the value of the random variable. The concept was introduced by Claude E. Shannon in his 1948 paper "A Mathematical Theory of Communication".
Shannon's entropy represents an absolute limit on the best possible lossless compression of any communication, under certain constraints: treating messages to be encoded as a sequence of independent and identically-distributed random variables, Shannon's source coding theorem shows that, in the limit, the average length of the shortest possible representation to encode the messages in a given alphabet is their entropy divided by the logarithm of the number of symbols in the target alphabet.
A fair coin has an entropy of one bit. However, if the coin is not fair, then the uncertainty is lower (if asked to bet on the next outcome, we would bet preferentially on the most frequent result), and thus the Shannon entropy is lower. Mathematically, a coin flip is an example of a Bernoulli trial, and its entropy is given by the binary entropy function. A long string of repeating characters has an entropy rate of 0, since every character is predictable. The entropy rate of English text is between 1.0 and 1.5 bits per letter,[1] or as low as 0.6 to 1.3 bits per letter, according to estimates by Shannon based on human experiments.[2]"

Once again thanks wikiP

Kelsium wrote:Entropy is a thermodynamic property that is a measure of the energy not available for work in a thermodynamic process. It is defined by the second law of thermodynamics. In the microscopic interpretation of statistical mechanics, entropy expresses the disorder or randomness of the constituents of a thermodynamic system or, analogously, the availability of accessible quantum mechanical states. A closed system always tends towards achieving a state with a maximum of entropy.

Whoa! Thanks wiki.

Oh THAT entropy. I'm wichu now.
These types of shirts are the best. Ppl never have a clue what's going on. That includes me, usually.

zzzaap wrote:What are the chances that this shirt will come to me before November 2nd if I got standard shipping?

I'd have to vote yes on no for that one.

rikbitter wrote:Who needs to actually read the shirt. I vote No, my father before me voted No, his father voted No, even his grand-father before him voted Nay (but times were different then)

After all, "It's the American way"

(subtle reference to your picture)

intothemoooon wrote:Sheeple is the best word ever created. Period.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sheeple

Hahaha, I just looked it up, too. THIS is the word I've been looking for! The single word that describes when ppl are so fickle and change there minds in a milisecond, just bc they are in a crowd of other ppl doing it and they just wanna be Cool Duuuudes!! At last.

Trying to order but my Paypal password is not working... although I know it is the correct password and i can log into paypal directly.... Hmmmmm

I am reminded of Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's rallies in DC.

jwaal said: Well I'm certainly getting this shirt. Well maybe I will. On second thought no I won't. But perhaps I should. Yes, I'm definitely maybe going to get that shirt. Yes, that's a definite maybe. But then again...

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