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taternuggets wrote:I feel your pain.

Story of my woot-dang life. Always the bride's maid, never the bride.

Re: Hands of Time

Awesome Design! Great title.

Re: A Wormhole in Oregon

Genius. Great concept and execution.

wabbajack wrote:I love that style "cartoon network" that you give your design. I miss having a simpletr facet in my designs but I always end up using a lot of detail, sometimes too XD. Well, each reflecting just his way of seeing things and it deserves my vote.

Thank you Wabajack, I appreciate that!

Re: Never On Time

I do like the literal as a humor strategy. And excellent colors.

Re: Timerannosaurus

Fun : )

Re: The Thyme Traveler

Personal fav

Henroid88 wrote:I lost

I guess it was the future and an alternate reality. Sorry about that. I suppose the 10 dollar bills with Nixon on them should have been my clue.

jesusjones1024 wrote:Personal fav

Thanks Jesus.

ignorant wrote:Thanks Jesus.

His endorsement should count for like 100 votes.

Excellent!

Great !

BootsBoots wrote:There's a lot of "design" that can go into a design that's text-based.

Third-ed.
I'm a sign designer by day, and signs are always text based. To make them interesting and readable is design-based. Slapping a font onto a shirt and calling it design is what the rule "no text only" is meant for.
Nice job boots.

taternuggets wrote:His endorsement should count for like 100 votes.

Unless he's raving, then it's rejection city.

Re: Timelines

Take note for future derbies:
Swirly velvet Elvis > clever cartoon.

j5 wrote:Take note for future derbies:
Swirly velvet Elvis > clever cartoon.

lol...and even 3 days late.

Pretty happy with the success on this one.

taternuggets wrote:...Pretty happy with the success on this one.

I'm not.

ignorant wrote:I'm not.

lol... hey, I said to you on Sunday... "Got any other shirt ideas?"

All I got back was "Nope." I took that as a cue that you were done for the week.

meise wrote:Too bad this got rejected - I love it! So clever

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. Next time I'll try to be clever with a subject that has less of a possibility for copyright issues. ;)

taternuggets wrote:lol... hey, I said to you on Sunday... "Got any other shirt ideas?"

All I got back was "Nope." I took that as a cue that you were done for the week.

I had a shirt idea, you could have asked me.

j5 wrote:I had a shirt idea, you could have asked me.

I didn't have your twitter.

taternuggets wrote:I didn't have your twitter.

See that envelope there next to my comely visage?

harzack wrote:cool! This design reminds me of "mass effect" with time travel. It's an interesting concept.

Thanks my friend!

I really like yours too! Good luck!

j5 wrote:Unless he's raving, then it's rejection city.

I think he was

ENarciso wrote:It's a joke. You know, funny, ha ha. Doesn't matter it was rejected anyway. I've seen a shirt with Jesus fighting Santa on this website get 533 votes, but rave JC gets rejected...

The shirt you're referencing was from back in 2008, derby #66 (http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/23884/jesus-vs-santa). We are on derby #292. Been a lotta time in there.
Honestly, I'm surprised that you're surprised this got rejected. It's a fairly long standing policy and cited for numerous rejections in the past. The only times I've seen them pass were old derbies or when the rejectionator didn't bother making a pass late in the derby. And the Noah's Ark controversy, which ended up being that it wasn't Jesus or something so it passed.

runnerfrog13 wrote:The shirt you're referencing was from back in 2008, derby #66 (http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/23884/jesus-vs-santa). We are on derby #292. Been a lotta time in there.
Honestly, I'm surprised that you're surprised this got rejected. It's a fairly long standing policy and cited for numerous rejections in the past. The only times I've seen them pass were old derbies or when the rejectionator didn't bother making a pass late in the derby. And the Noah's Ark controversy, which ended up being that it wasn't Jesus or something so it passed.

The funny thing about all of this is that the design could have easily easily passed muster as just a generic bronze age dude in sandals enjoying a modern party.
Going "Hey look! It's JC" killed it. Hell, if he had called him "Brian" it would have received geek votes for the Monty Python ref.

Re: Closing the Loop

SUPER FREAKING AWESOME! I WISH I COULD VOTE 10000000000 TIMES!

Re: The Basics

Just wanted to thank everyone who has voted and for those last two votes that snuck up these last two days.

Thanks!

taternuggets wrote:Thank you for keeping it down.

(sighs) That's what she said.
;)

antastic wrote:Just wanted to thank everyone who has voted and for those last two votes that snuck up these last two days.

Thanks!

/highfives

Wow! Good job! Changed my life!

brynnnts wrote:Wow! Good job! Changed my life!

Changed your life, eh? Lol, ok then!

Re: Ash to Ashes

Thanks for the support on this one guys... I may tweak it a bit, as I think this shirt is cooler than the amount of votes it received and might have a future in some other form- then again, perhaps I'm partial...

Re: Cosmological Entropy

+1 for cool concept and ledzep font... ;)

Re: Egyptian Evidence

I just saw this posted as evidence of Ancient Astronauts on another website.

Re: Imagination

+GMV

I have a soft spot for kids on boxes. Long live the "imagination"!

Thirdbase9 wrote:I just saw this posted as evidence of Ancient Astronauts on another website.

Its definitely time travel in this one. You can tell from the speech bubbles. ;)

Re: Timelines

Thanks for all the support on this everyone.

Re: The Thyme Traveler

Thanks for all the support on this one everyone.

rasabi wrote:So. This was a silly half-life pun about calculating decay in objects to see their future states.

Obviously doesn't seem to work well enough :P

It's really clever! And the design is eye-catching. Also, I just noticed the lambda in the clock!