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*installs dislike button* :P

I like it, but I don't love it.

L "thumbs up" KE? Hmmm I'm going to have to think about this secret message.

The artist's name is tuism.com? And I thought I had trouble finding personalized keychains for "Joy".

After reading the writeup, I'm not even sure like is a real word anymore.

Actually, my first thought when I saw this was how much it reminded me of the band "Ok Go"'s logo.

Wow, surprised to see the artist's from South Africa... I was expecting Philadelphia (google for Love Park for what I mean).

The Emperor is declaring that the gladiator can live, with his thumbs up. yay!

I do wonder if a few years from now, all these Facebook-centric shirts end up clogging the thrift shops and rag bins like all those MySpace related shirts from a few years back.

In the meantime, Woot probably hopes you like them enough to buy them. ^_^

You like me. You really like me.

Sally Field

It says LUKE, and that's the hand Vader chopped off.

Not a Facebook person. Now if there was a "I'm a Twerp/Twip/Twit" (Twitter) shirt, I'd buy it. I'd lean mostly for Twit.

This was made for people like me who have "liked" 3,294 pages on Facebook. *has no life*

Well this just made hitchhiking that much easier.

I started trying to read the description for today's shirt and gave up because it made me so angry that I wanted to punch a puppy in the face...and I LOVE puppies! =O

In case you couldn't tell, that whole "like" thing is a pet peeve of mine...juuuuust a little...

Needs a "+1" button.

It's a like inside of a like, likeception

For those who need a little help getting the joke:

LOVE + Like = this shirt.

Is the banned in Germany?

Cute, but I like the original better.

khasut wrote:After reading the writeup, I'm not even sure like is a real word anymore.

Semantic satiation is a fairly interesting phenomenon.

Hooray modern art reference! Well played. I like this, and I imagine Robert Indiana would dig it as well.

Very logorific...could see it attracting attention.

I don't think Robert Indiana would be pleased...

I'm proud to say that I am clueless about the "like" button thing.

The "like" shirt works well, but I'm not so sure that a "poke" shirt would be appropriate...

If this were a derby entry, woot would reject it for being like about 700,000 shirts you can find elsewhere. Shirtaday would look at this shirt and say it's overdone.

This is brilliant. Wish I had thought of it!

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words like 'ubiquitous' and 'necessarily' don't look like they belong in the write up. Like, literally, like, DON'T belong.

There are too many shirts like this. Dislike

fieldafar wrote:Needs a "+1" button.

It has one, it reads "I want one!" and costs $10 a vote.

I wish that there were a cursor between the L and the K.

Anyone else read it as "I like ike"

Jellyrage wrote:Semantic satiation is a fairly interesting phenomenon.

Thank you for providing a name for it. I remember being upset as a child that merely by focusing on some interesting word, I would destroy it!

CrystallineX wrote:
words like 'ubiquitous' and 'necessarily' don't look like they belong in the write up. Like, literally, like, DON'T belong.

I believe that's part of the joke. I am continually amazed at the number of intelligent and privileged college students who sound exactly like this write-up. Fortunately for all involved, their first real job cures like-itis for most.

That could be the middle finger...just saying...it could

How do I feel about this shirt?

It's on the tip of my tongue

After seeing this shirt, I officially retract my previous statement about yesterday's shirt, Hunters.

bluejester wrote:Actually, my first thought when I saw this was how much it reminded me of the band "Ok Go"'s logo.

wow. well there was a band before them.