Shirt.Woot

My uncle gave me my first Woot! shirt as a hand-me-down and I've been coming back almost every day for four years now

First purchase: Yeti & Robot

Still my favorite

I’ve been around since day one, but for the first year or so it was just a casual glance as I looked at the main woot site. Occasionally I’d click on the image to see what the shirt was. For a while I thought woot was buying up shirts wholesale from various artists—that was woot’s thing, afterall. My first purchase was ramyb’s Original Blue Hedgehog, and when I realized how nice a shirt I got for just ten bucks, I decided to pay a lot more attention—at least to the shirt.woot front page. Though months went by before I stopped to think “what’s this derby thing they keep mentioning, and how come these last three shirts had so much in common?” That was probably around the same time I found out what “reckoning” meant, and that you could buy previous designs—something very foreign to me and woot.

Novelty T shirts are kinda like bumper stickers. I may be amused by other people's, but I'm not putting one on myself.

I have more woot shirts than anyone. For sale at the right price! Damn taxes.... :-/

I found this awesome place on July 3rd, 2008. Not quite at the beginning, but close. I hate the fact I missed out on so many early-days classics, but I've been lucky enough to find a few original prints from the very early days, including my all time favorite Sea Chimp.

My first woot shirt was Madness of Miss Stereo. Other favorites include the Choice was not Hard, Air (by Edgar), and the completely unquestionable L'Homme à L'Intérieur du Chat.

ckeilah wrote:I have more woot shirts than anyone. For sale at the right price! Damn taxes.... :-/

I might give you a run for your money



(btw, PM'd ya! )