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Re: carbon dating

Are they meant to be 'eating' carbon atoms? :P

micisaninja wrote:Like the design but the shirt color really bugs me.

THIS! Such a clever design but really you need to do Royal Blue.

Re: Soaperafication of an Ester

This is hilarious. I'm in OChem II right now and can't wait to show this to my prof. Plus now I don't have to study it for the final... I'll never forget it after reading this shirt!

Re: Why Chemistry Matters

HA! For the slightly-less-stupid/careless, H2O2 would fool 'em. It would definitely knock you on the ground...and a person could probably drink more of it before realizing the mistake. One whiff of H2SO4 and you'd never put it near your lips; the fumes alone without eye protection are painful.

Re: The End Is The Beginning

Awesome design but another colour ink and background/shirt would be far superior IMO...Cobalt/Slate maybe, or Purple/Orange...just an idea!

Re: DOPAMINE

Dopamine is not really the LOVE neurotransmitter - rather, serotonin and oxytocin are.

Dopamine is more of the LUST neurotransmitter - or more accurately and generally, the EXCITING OBSESSION neurotransmitter.

Re: React Button

Ha ha, clever! ;)

I don't know a lot about science, but this design is beautiful.

Re: Elemental Reaction

Quite cheeky! ;) I just wish there was one more color to this.

Re: Phenomena!

Ha ha, clever but I don't like the color pallet.

Re: In The Mood

i'm in the mood for one!

Great idea! I understand the concept, but I would love it if it used the entire periodic table instead of just ES.

kaleidoscopicfailure wrote:Acid reflux, that's what causes heartburn. indigestion from the stomach fuels the bunsen burner, which scorches your ticker!

Good question.
Thanks BlindDog and Yakimikku for your comments also!

That's fantastic! I really hope this one surges up the derby rankings, it's really clever.

Love the idea, but I wish it wasn't just a stick man. I like a little more whimsy on my shirts that have balloons on them.

dianabosworth wrote:This is hilarious. I'm in OChem II right now and can't wait to show this to my prof. Plus now I don't have to study it for the final... I'll never forget it after reading this shirt!

I'm so glad you like it!! :D and glad to help you with your ochem studies! Thanks for the comment!

It's to bad it won't win--but having jokes that require at least a semester of ochem to understand didn't really help it in that regard! XD Maybe I should start a webcomic.

Re: a hypothesis of science and love...

A wee tale told in three, of love, or the clueless pursuit thereof, told through the different disciplines of science and their place with regard to each other.

(Or if you like a cautionary tale for those who would enter science... )

Poke it, if it wiggles, it's biology.
If it stinks, it's chemistry.
If it doesn't work, it's physics!


(ps who else loves ratatouille :o)

Buggerin' shrimp'n'millet! Who else manages to post twice within the same comment... Sorry I've resubbed this quite a few times, cos I'm new to this, and currently not feeling too bright- mistakes and whatnot. Hope no one's peeved, by my incompetence ;oP

Anyways... 6 colours on asphalt, enjoy!

Re: Heliotropism

Isn't this biology?

amreli wrote:Thank you! I was definitely hoping it wasn't too thought out.

It as absolutely too thought out, that's what makes it such a great design.

omarfeliciano wrote:Very Clever GMV!

BootsBoots wrote:Haha. Nice joke.

Thanks!

tjerman wrote:drug reference?

Yes, but of the totally legal variety. Usually they let this slide.

Just a test.

standard888 wrote:Isn't this biology?

'Tis biology.

Re: Deadly Chemistry

Nicely done BUT nuclear explosion [correct me if I'm wrong] NOT equal chemistry [nuclear physics is not chemistry]

Re: science 101 (v.2)

Poke it, if it wiggles, it's biology.
If it stinks, it's chemistry.
If it doesn't work, it's physics!

grahamcrackercoyote wrote:Nicely done BUT nuclear explosion [correct me if I'm wrong] NOT equal chemistry [nuclear physics is not chemistry]

I think it's relevant, as all bombs have their basis in chemistry, including nuclear bombs and nuclear chemistry is certainly a discipline. Marie Curie herself won a nobel prize in chemistry for her studies into radiation.

Nice. GMV +1

ecila wrote:I don't know a lot about science, but this design is beautiful.

Thank you!

j5 wrote:It as absolutely too thought out, that's what makes it such a great design.

Well, at least it's appreciated by someone.

bigblack1020 wrote:I like it, reminds me of Gale's invention from Breaking Bad

Ah was gonna say something about breaking bad, but the potential for spoilers has me quiet.
This t-shirt however is awesome, as is Gale.

dharmadan wrote:Where's "unobtainium"?

Uh, 31.

Re: Identity Code

One of the more wearable shirts to fog in the last few months.

Re: The Periodic Table of Fictional Elements

Why is there no cold iron? Or Mithral? Otherwise, excellent shirt.

Re: Grr! Electrons!

Grr!

Re: Not Part of the Solution

Lol!

Re: Grr! Electrons!

I love it!!! If this prints I'm buying two.

Re: Science is SeXeY

Not trying to knock your design, but this shirt tells the world "Hey, I'm sexy and I can't spell."

Re: Not Part of the Solution

Been done....

[url]http://bit.ly/oNjsHr[url/]

.... a lot.

Re: chemistree

Im really surprised this isnt doing better. It's a gorgeous image, and very clever concept. I really love the lighting and sketchiness of the artwork. Amazing! +1 and I hope this moves up some more!

isaaccates wrote:It really ought to be a semicolon after carbon there:

"C is for carbon; that's good enough for me."

But that didn't keep me from voting for it.

awww geez. thanks for voting anyways

Re: America Runs on Octane

Still looking for alternative fuel sources. Until then, you don't have a choice.

ochopika wrote:awww geez. thanks for voting anyways

It would be nice If we were allowed to correct something like that without losing all our votes.