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i love ampersand latkas!

Mmm. I love my ampersands best when they're sautéed.

Is this shirt certified Kosher?

I'm guessing that a few people might need an explanation on this one:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato_pancake#Hanukkah_tradition

Good, classy, subtle, political humor, done woot style, over easy.

I “Latke” this shirt a lot!

Oddly this reminded me of that upcoming Julia Roberts movie, Eat. Pray. Love.

This shirt is a Latke Fun! :P

If I hadn't moved out on such bad terms, I'd seriously consider picking one up these up for the ex-roommate.

The *only* things I miss are the free drinks and homemade latkes.

I love you shirt.woot. <3

chrisprender wrote:I'm guessing that a few people might need an explanation on this one:

You would be correct :P

I think it's the lack of sleep getting to me, but I thought it said Love, Pea, & Lake Grease. Not at the same time, mind you. The "Pea" part came from the thumbnail thing and "Latkes" kind of looks like "Lakes"

deathteddy wrote:Oddly this reminded me of that upcoming Julia Roberts movie, Eat. Pray. Love.

I thought it already came out

This reminds me of my favorite search engine, Joogle.

a hash brown by another name is probably just as tasty.

I would have bought this if it had an extra comma, alas.

Horrible!!! Not a fan.

What this shirt tells the world is probably one of the best things that a shirt has said in about forty days and forty nights.

Switz213 wrote:I would have bought this if it had an extra comma, alas.

The Oxford Comma is optional, although Americans prefer it.

I just bought it!! I'm taking it with my to Israel when I go next month. :D

If only I could come pick it up myself because our Hanukkah party is tonight!!

Have you seen that spoof of the Budweiser commercial?

I'm not loving this shirt, but I do love me some latkes - without the grease.

I wish I could make a latke in the same shape as the one in the pan on the shirt. A latke shaped like an ampersand would taste simply scrumptious.

Tonight's the first night!

Happy Chanukah, everybody!

Lots of people talk about the Free Love movement. Less remembered is the Free Latke movement, which ended promptly after they ran out of latkes.

Well, I'm in for one overnighted. Hope my step-dad gets a kick out of this.
Merry Hanukkah ya'll. ;-)

Glad the anti-Semitic comments are being removed speedily... Love the shirt!

Last wooter to woot: crazyjew

Hmmm...somehow fitting...

What's latke mean? Is it a misprint of "late" or "lake" or something?

EDIT: I guess I'm not alone

MathUhhhSaurus wrote:I think it's the lack of sleep getting to me, but I thought it said Love, Pea, & Lake Grease. Not at the same time, mind you. The "Pea" part came from the thumbnail thing and "Latkes" kind of looks like "Lakes"

Finally an Andy Kaufman shirt!


:p

Sorry, my knowledge of Judaism is limited to South Park and Adam Sandler songs.

I get mine from mcdonalds.

This shirt reveals a clear anti-sufganiyah bias. Typical.

Great shirt. But I would need it tonight and for the next week. By the time I get it, I guess I will have to hold onto it until 2011.

Poor planning Woot. Why is it you are able to get the Christmas shirts up for purchase and delivery in time to wear during the holiday, but you put up a cool Hannukah shirt that I will be lucky to receive in two weeks?

It sure is refreshing to see the influence of Travis Gentry start to come through into the 'in house' shirt designs!

...maybe someday.

Wish Woot would have listed this a week ago!

chrisprender wrote:I'm guessing that a few people might need an explanation on this one:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato_pancake#Hanukkah_tradition

Thanx

Maybe next year.

Finally! A Hanukkah shirt anyone can wear!

NightGhost wrote:I'm not loving this shirt, but I do love me some latkes - without the grease.

A latke without grease is not a latke. It might be an upscale potato fritter but it sure ain't no latke.