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hastor wrote:How does this relate to the topic? I guess there are three things (or groups of things), but how does it say "Three's a Crowd?"

The first "thing" represents the World War I, where the soldiers were most important... the second "thing" represents the World war II, that was decided by the nuclear explosion in Hiroshima and Nagazaki... so, a third one is a clearly example that three's a crowd. A third World War would be game over to all of us.

Re: Game of Chairs

Greatness!

Re: The Next Door Neighbor

I understand the rejection, but want to chime in to say that this gave me a great laugh. Good work.

DrPepperSpray wrote:Funny you said that. I was struggling with the text, and kept drifting to "LOL".. but just couldn't bring myself to do it.

Woohoo! 30 people decided they don't mind simple and silly. They said yes despite it not being cat illustration or a Star Trek, Star Wars or Star anything reference. I salute you, you wonderful, totally misguided people.

Re: The Next Door Neighbor

Wow, shame this got rejected.

Re: Thing 3

And I think that's Game. Thank you all for playing.

Re: Bread and butter, no other.

Thanks lonelypond and wirdou!

Mavyn wrote:Also not on a shirt color offered by woot.

Three's a crowd, we already had two reasons. :P

Re: An Argument Amongst Friends

runnerfrog13 wrote:Cute idea, poor electron...
Do you have a closeup of what your halftones will look like? They just look like gradients right now

I like it except....what atom is this supposed to be exactly? Looks a little heavy for hydrogen :D

wafflehaus88 wrote:Sorry, I must have overlooked that. First time entering. I don't see a way to re-upload my thumbnail this time around, but I guess it doesn't much matter, I think it's not getting much more than the 2 votes it has, heh.

Nope, can't reload. Within 24 hours of submitting, you can delete it and resubmit, but that's it.

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=63196]Lewis

I don't get it. I'm British and haven't got much of an understanding of American history. I know Lewis & Clark led some sort of expedition, but who's Steve? Anyone care to explain it to me? Thank you

Re: Fixed Gear Enthusiast

I started to comment about how that drive train would never work, and then I realized...thatsthejoke.

Re: frakkin' toasters

rejected, but oh so nice Battlestar reference! I lol'd!

adamant628 wrote:I like it except....what atom is this supposed to be exactly? Looks a little heavy for hydrogen :D

Great observation! I call it Deuterium ("heavy hydrogen") :P

Re: The Bohr Model

Thank you everyone for all of the support!! You have all helped me get further than I could've ever hoped for. For those of you who are interested, I will PM you if I end up self publishing. Thanks again!

paaiyan wrote:OK I'll preface this comment by saying I'm not knocking the art, the idea or anything else. I think the shirt is funny.

I just want to say that this is one of the creepiest things I've seen in a very, very long time. That thing in the tie might just haunt my dreams tonight.

I think I'll just say thanks (:

j5 wrote:These guys remind me of that Kuato guy from "Total Recall"

That, sir, is disturbing. But I must admit there is a striking resemblance haha.

kellysno wrote:Weird.. Creepy... I think you got it. Hero to odd Potato people around the world.

- The bow on her head, not helping! ;)

@j5 I almost had that image out of my head... whats another 22 yrs?

I think the bow on her head makes her adorable.

jinkleberry wrote:I don't get it. I'm British and haven't got much of an understanding of American history. I know Lewis & Clark led some sort of expedition, but who's Steve? Anyone care to explain it to me? Thank you

Steve is a joke. He's not based on a real historical figure.

Jelly needs to get back together with buttered toast.

Re: The Next Door Neighbor

Wow! thank you very much for all the support. I understand perfectly the rejection, but i´m amazed with the lot of comments. Thank you very much! :D

erimock wrote:So, then why do other rejections get "Off topic" while this gets "Ah, no"? Apparently they did not consider off topic or (I hope) they would have said so.

I know I said I was done here, but in the interest of answering your question:

When you get an "ah, no" or a "nope," it usually means it's being rejected because it's considered too offensive or crude to print. It would still have been disqualified as off-topic and all text, but they're not going to spend their time listing every single aspect of your shirt that got you rejected.

Re: Game of Chairs

Nice work. Happy I saw this before voting closed, GMV.

Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=63196]Lewis

pretty sure this was a joke in Family Guy or American Dad! already...

Re: Game of Chairs

This would be an insta-buy for me! And I was just saying how I have too many Woot shirts...

Re: Game of Chairs

Please forgive my stupidity, but can someone tell me HOW to vote? :S

Thanks

Re: The Bohr Model

Love this so much!

dreadwood wrote:I think the bow on her head makes her adorable.

adorable is quite a stretch. Can't wait to see your next submission!

Love this!

Re: Not now, chewie

Gold! Wants!

newgrange wrote:Please forgive my stupidity, but can someone tell me HOW to vote? :S

Thanks

Well, you can't now because voting closes for the week on Thursday at noon Central time.

And you can't at all yet because you need to have made at least one Woot purchase before your eligible (to prevent vote spamming).

So purchase your first shirt, then you can simply click on the "I Want One" that appears above shirts in the derby!

Re: Three's a Crowd

One of my two favourite designs this derby...
Wish it could have got printed.

Re: Monster Mistake

One of my two favourite designs this derby...
Wish it could have got printed.

Re: Like Peas and Carrots

Most undervoted entry in this derby...

Re: Fun For Who Exactly?

Whom*.

Sorry.

bounty42 wrote:Is it bad I read this as "bag of condoms"?

Condom.woot?

I'm a computer science student so this is very relevant to me. I hope this design scoops up second place, but judging from the comment volumes that's not what's going to happen...

dijay wrote:Amazing work!

Thanks mate!!

kestrad wrote:This is beautiful! One of the few designs this derby I would actually buy and wear. I love how subtle it is. I really hope this design fogs!

Thanks a lot! (o;

Re: One in Every Group

+1 I would buy this.

citizencoyote wrote:Is it just me, or does Leia look sorta turned on?

rockymike wrote:I was just going to say the same thing. It looks like she's thinking that three isn't a crowd at all.

I concur...