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Aww! I like it!

So freaking happy this made it. I voted for it both times. I'm happier it made it to EC.

I'll be home for Christmas?

So, do the snowflakes also charge you for carry on baggage?


Lovely design, very nice choice, staffers!

Reminds me of Mary Poppins! I like it.

What they don't mention is that snowflake is about fifty feet tall and will crush his house when it lands.

Yes!! Thank you!! This might be my new favorite shirt.woot design ever. Very emphatically in for one, even though it's probably not the best financial decision I've ever made. Great design...thanks for reaching down and snagging it even though it didn't get enough votes.

What's in the box?

Science proves that there are no two snowflakes exactly alike. I spy with my little eye four of the same snowflakes on this design. I call blasphemy.

Looks like that guy from the "Son of Man" painting caught a flight home for Christmas. I hope they give him a new face for the holiday.

Wonder if he went with the pat-down or the body scan.

At least the cold should mean he won't have to pick bugs out of his teeth when he arrives!

What you don't see is the guys face twisted in horror as the giant snow flake takes him to some distant place in Siberia where snowflakes are naturally that large.

Ah, tonight we have the whimsical choice...and a handy suggested mode of travel to avoid airport delays and intrusions, but mostly a nice shirt that while not long sleeved enough to ward off the cold still manages to induce warm holiday feelings. Nice.

That'd be nice. You wouldn't need a full body pat down to board a snowflake.

not to be a party pooper but I hope he melts. It's supposed to be 2 degrees F here this time tomorrow & I don't like it.

Snowball anti-air cannons lay in wait.

skatimmy737 wrote:That'd be nice. You wouldn't need a full body pat down to board a snowflake.

It appears that the streams of wind are searching him thoroughly.

Can you parallel park a snowflake?

The man screams, "Clarence! What is this supposed to teach me about my wonderful life!? Ahhhh!"

rfrederi wrote:It appears that the streams of wind are searching him thoroughly.

Uncomfortable though not as icy as the hands of terrorism.

Smart Post, eh? I wonder how good the odds are of a shirt getting here in time for me to wear it home for Christmas...

Wow, woot. That write-up was remarkably ...sweet. You okay?

That's one small dude, that right there. Either that, or we have a snowflake for the Guinness Book.

Reminds me of Super Mario Galaxy where you have to grab the fuzzy dandelion petal and glide to your next destination.

Those terrorists are crafty sunzabritches!
Can't use planes any more! Let's use snowflakes!!!

I wonder if he's cold? He has no gloves on, and no scarf or anything... poor chap.

I would grab several if the snowflakes glow in the dark, but I don't see anything about that. I had a glowing t-shirt when I was a kid and it's still my favorite shirt of all time.

This shirt is fairly creative. I'm glad it was chosen to be an Editor's Choice print. :D

What does it say about me if I felt more sentimental and heart-warmed by Woot's little write-up than I did about the entirity of Jim Carrey's The Grinch?

Pretty neat idea. Reminds me of Mary Poppins.

I must admit that I like the secular motif which is completely inclusive. Who can't relate to rushing home to see loved ones? Even if your religion has no Winter holiday, i.e. Buddhism, or you lack religion, you can still relate to the rush toward the warmth of home. Had the snowflake been a star, some may have interpreted it to be Christian-specific.

sdc100 wrote:I must admit that I like the secular motif which is completely inclusive. Who can't relate to rushing home to see loved ones? Even if your religion has no Winter holiday, i.e. Buddhism, or you lack religion, you can still relate to the rush toward the warmth of home. Had the snowflake been a star, some may have interpreted it to be Christian-specific.

Hats off to you sir; good call. I agree wholeheartedly.

A lot of the shirts that aren't derby winners... and even some that are, make me think, "Who would wear such a thing in public, and on what possible occasion." ...but enough of you guys obviously seem to really like it.

Doesn't the Sugar Plum Fairy ride away on a snowflake in the Nutcracker? Or is that just the one my sister was always in while I was growing up?

Do they give you a "pat down" before you can board the snowflake?

It's a really nice shirt but I have waaay too many really nice shirts :/

So is it a tiny man or a giant snowflake?

Whoa! Thanks Woot!!
Great write-up. You guys are fond of of curve balls, I've noticed.

And thanks for the awesome comments everyone!