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spilzer wrote:Hmm, okay, I spy:



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I'm going with utility knife instead of steak knife if the scale of the objects are correct. Which now that I notice that their is a church key inside the handle of the cheese grater, I'm not that sure. I guess it could be that small.

Anyone got Gordon Ramsay's home address and t-shirt size?

LOL, this is really clever shirt. It looks good on the olive blank I just sort of wish it was a little easier to see that various items... then again it might be better in person then shrunk down on the preview image.

creativehack wrote:I got all of he other items mentioned above but, what is in the handle of the grater...?

Church key.

I thought the funnel was a service bell.

jamesbottomtooth wrote:clever.

No no, cleaver.

Since I can't cook a lick, I wonder if that disqualifies me from wearing this shirt. I think I might feel like a poseur the way I was back in high school when I was rockin' my Guns 'N Roses t-shirt when I didn't even own an album of theirs. Same kinda thing, I think. :/

Cool shirt, though.

Does it come in apron?

creativehack wrote:I got all of he other items mentioned above but, what is in the handle of the grater...?

It looks like a can/bottle opener - Great Design!!!

jeeffinger wrote:Anyone got Gordon Ramsay's home address and t-shirt size?

Hahaha just what I was thinking!

P.S. Did you see tonight's episode? I is not pleased.

Clever shirt!

lizking0 wrote:am I the only one who would love to see this pattern on an apron instead of a t-shirt?

Would you like it as a Pocket Apron or as top covering model?

pharmacide wrote:Even though its somewhat plain, this totally reminds me of classic Woot shirts. I love it!

Yeah, it really does. About a year ago it finally struck me about the noted difference between the early shirts and the current shirts. At the time they seemed normal, but looking back on them now, they seem a little primitive, but not necessarily in a bad way.

Senshi wrote:I don't see a nutcracker anywhere.

There is no nutcracker. Only Zuul.

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

A garlic press!

lizking0 wrote:am I the only one who would love to see this pattern on an apron instead of a t-shirt?

Yeah I think it would be better on an apron...maybe they will make an apron.woot.com

This is a very cleaver design, and is all the grater with paring it with a knife shirt colour.
I can't pin down what make it so pressing but I'll be measuring its a-peel with the movers and shakers and mill it over for a bit...if only it were a lighter shade.
Ah fork it, in for 1, there is no end to the funnel have with it!

edit: Gunner open a can of wup-ass with this one

creativehack wrote:This is a very cleaver design, and is all the grater with paring it with a knife shirt colour.
I can't pin down what make it so pressing but I'll be measuring its a-peel with the movers and shakers and mill it over for a bit...if only it were a lighter shade.
Ah fork it, in for 1, there is no end to the funnel have with it!

Excellent! But you missed the church key (bottle/can opener).

I see a gun..

Reminds me a lot of:

Warfare never tasted so delicious.

I'm a pacifist who loves to cook. What do I do?

bongosolo wrote:I'm a pacifist who loves to cook. What do I do?

Cook gently.

I LOVE how the trigger is the trigger on the candle lighter. How convenient!

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

It's a garlic press. Now you get OUT, down to 20.

Let's get tactical!

Ah the Colt AR-15, (M16 in military circles) Normally takes a 5.56 mm NATO round but I suspect this one is loaded with love. Watch yer knuckles when changing mags.

"Everyone loves themselves on an AR."

Clever idea. I just don't think people would be able to tell easily that the gun is made of kitchen utensils. I don't want to be wearing a huge gun on my shirt if it's not easily recognized as utensils.

All we are saying is give peas a chance.

tenor1trpt wrote:Clever idea. I just don't think people would be able to tell easily that the gun is made of kitchen utensils. I don't want to be wearing a huge gun on my shirt if it's not easily recognized as utensils.

That's the whole point! It's a rabble rouser shirt! Perfect for wearing to a Girl Scouts cookout!! :-D

My boyfriend is getting ready to graduate from cooking school in a few months so there is no way I can not buy this shirt for him! hyuk, it'll be a nice little surprise!

creativehack wrote:This is a very cleaver design, and is all the grater with paring it with a knife shirt colour.
I can't pin down what make it so pressing but I'll be measuring its a-peel with the movers and shakers and mill it over for a bit...if only it were a lighter shade.
Ah fork it, in for 1, there is no end to the funnel have with it!

edit: Gunner open a can of wup-ass with this one

*applause*

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

It's a measuring spoon.

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

It's a garlic press. (oh, wups. Lots of answers above. Sorry, kids.)

It took me a whole minute of staring to realize that this was a gun made out of other items. It's too early for me!

xxbirdxgirlxx wrote:I thought the funnel was a service bell.

I thought the funnel was a baby bottle nipple; guess you can tell where I am in life. ;)

I just wish I had this already this morning...since I have a huge kitchen mess to tackle this morning.

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

Nutcracker?

captainsuperdawg wrote:What's on top of the butcher's knife? It's what the sight would be on a real rifle.

It's a garlic press

lizking0 wrote:am I the only one who would love to see this pattern on an apron instead of a t-shirt?

This would be PERFECT on an apron!

Thank you so much, everybody. You guys are the best.

Another excuse to get strangers to look at your chest.