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Re: Braise Him

While it might not state in the rules, woot doesn't print shirts with religious overtones, even if they are humorous.

Re: Sailors Tuna

I think the bottom text is outside the printable area? But if it wins, I'm sure SW can fix it.

Re: For a healthy sparkly coat!

I'd so buy one ... even if it's on blue.

benjaminleebates wrote:Ogres Mangling Freaky Ghouls I see the face of jesus! Oh wait, no...
It's just my reflection off the monitor, I need a hair cut, lol!

Ha! btw I think the dino-shirt turned out well. Good luck!

Re: The Meat of the Future

Blasphemy! j/k

blanked wrote:what it say in the square box?

octo meat packing co
est 1916 milwaukee, wi

Re: paradise by the oven door.

Great work, but I doubt 99.99% of people would get it. Even took me awhile to figure it out.

Re: Tacos De Lenga

Great job!

timjoestan wrote:Behold, a lamb chop worthy of your everlasting braise. For He is the breakfast, lunch, and dinner forever. Amen.

Lol, lol, lol.

Re: paradise by the oven door.

Deliciously weird.

Re: Tacos De Lenga

Forgot to add that I especially love the mustache - great detail

squidsalad wrote:Uh..so..I tried out halftones. You can't tell here, but I swear there are a bunch of dots instead of airbrush.

This image made me rip out my hair, but not literally. The stars drive me crazy.D:

Intergalactic space hotdogs is more like it. It's sort of an inside joke my friend and I used to have in middle school. I don't know where it came from.

Five colors on black.

Really good for an "experimentation." I like the weirdness of the weenies. I'd wear it.

Re: Eat More Monkey

Just be afraid of the monkey paw...

Re: Hot Dog's Identity Crisis

For a minute, i didn't see mechanically separated chicken. But it is there, sort of hidden by a question mark.

Re: Meat Group?

cute idea

Re: Freezerlympics

I love the broccoli. He's obviously got an axe to grind.

tjhands wrote:We've got a great restaurant Chicken & Waffles chain here in Southern California: Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles.

http://www.roscoeschickenandwaffles.com/

It really is a divine combination!

I have heard of that place. I hear good reviews.

Re: Late Night Snack version 2

Alright, as an experiment, I thought I'd try this design on Baby Blue as well. I'll take the gray version down if this one climbs past it.

If you liked the first one, I hope you'll vote for this one again!

Re: Late Night Snack version 2

i like this in blue! cool!

What a great design TR! At the very least, you'll need to give yourself a Best Loser award!

MMMmmmmm . . . . porky goodness.

If I could have you change anything, it'd be to have the text be hand written or at least changed to a font that looks hand written.

Epic artwork . . . . voted!

It's been a long time since I've voted for one of your designs, patrick, and this is just awesome! Great design!

Cool design . . . very different style than what I usually see here. Voted.

And Turducken is delicious!

Re: Nice to meat you!

Love it!!!

Great sketch . . . but something is bugging me about the perspective of the flying contraption. Because you can see the inside surface of the hull, it makes it seem like the ship is heading down or in some direction other than it should.

Great design!

Re: Hot Dog's Identity Crisis

Soylent Green makes the whole thing! XD

Haha! Very deranged. I like.

Heheheh . . . I don't usually go for puns, but I am a lover of meat in tube form. ;-)

Great design! Love the look and the colors.

Great design . . . . I'm known to occasionally run over to the burrito shack across the street for a late night burrito lengua. So beefy and delicious!

It does appear that the title of the shirt in the derby listing is misspelled . . . amiright?

jwaal wrote:I guess its a little late to tell you that most French Canadians wouldn't understand your shirt. Back bacon is an anglophone term, we would refer to your illustration as "du jambon" since it simply looks like a slice of ham.

I think that's the point. The audience isn't Canadians, since I assumed the term "Canadian bacon" doesn't mean much to them? But anyway, the point is that it IS just ham, not bacon. It looks like a slice of ham to Americans too.

vegetablelove wrote:Not to be a negative nelly, but doesn't this fall foul of "no cannibalism?" Pigs eating pigs still counts as that, and he seems to be salivating at eating the old pork.

Like someone mentioned earlier, Texas is known for its brisket. So no cannibalism here.

markhollenbeck wrote:So was this rejected for content or for technical reasons?

When the reason is "nope," it's content.

elviswind wrote:Great design . . . . I'm known to occasionally run over to the burrito shack across the street for a late night burrito lengua. So beefy and delicious!

It does appear that the title of the shirt in the derby listing is misspelled . . . amiright?

That's what happens when you sub something after 2 am...typos.

indihar wrote:Psycho....delic.....

thanks... i think - i'm never sure about connotation when the word psycho is involved, but i think it's a positive when applied to a shirt design

Re: This is not bacon (resub)

As being a Québécois myself, I certainly feel no offense at all. Sorry JustJiggles, there is now way this would offend any French Canadian. (Or anyone at all but lovers of Canadian bacon)


You get my vote.

And another thing, I don't say "hey" or "aboot". I learned English watching the Price is Right, so I say "range" and "actual retail price".

rglee129 wrote:Otherwise it's more Carrot Top and less Joel Hodgson. Of course Carrot Top was sort of funny and is probably really, really rich.

And also very muscular...

Re: Braise Him

love the pun, though "braise him" on the shirt would be nice, to spell it out for slow folks like me. gmv til it's rejected though