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When you are a couple of goals up and only come away with a point it always feels like a defeat and a similarly something gained from a game where all seems lost often feels like a victory.
Sunday's big opener at Anfield didn't really feel like either although our equaliser being so late in the game meant the walk back to the car was definitely graced with more satisfaction than disappointment.
We probably didn't quite do enough on the day to deserve all three points but we definitely didn't deserve to lose either. All in all then, a draw was about right and as mentioned in my previous piece I am happy with that.
A trip to the North West is rarely graced with sunshine but it was an altogether sun-drenched afternoon that greeted us after a trouble-free journey north. The usual pre-match fare in the usual establishment was enjoyed in the usual manner before the atmosphere built to an opening -day crescendo in the football theatre that is Anfield.
Of course, our hosts are one of this country's most successful clubs historically but we too have some great memories from this particular fixture down the years. May 26, 1989 will always be not only one of our but this country's most famous fooball nights; scoring nine goals in a week in both domestic cup competitions also springs to mind and in more recent times the Meerkat's exploits in both the 4-4 draw and last season's 2-1 victory are still fresh in the memory.
Domination for me comes with goals so I wouldn't use this word to describe the first half but I can't ever remember in all the years I have been attending this fixture an Arsenal team controlling the game so comfortably in the reds' own back yard. In fact the only time I remember our hosts venturing anywhere near our box was when Joe Cole's badly timed challenge saw him rightly sent off down by the corner flag.
As often is the case I felt the reduction in numbers didn't do us any favours and with Liverpool quite obviously returning after the break with double determination to get something from a potentially even more difficult situation they took the lead with their first real attempt on goal. Exactly what we didn't need and something if we'd avoided, I feel, we would have gone on to win the game.
The rest of the game was very much a case of whether we could break down a blanket defence and with time running out we got the equaliser our overall performance deserved, especially as the referee seemed to do his utmost all half to try and 'even' things up with his sometimes quite mystifying decision-making.
The first jostle of the season then and we are off the mark with a point from arguably one of our toughest games.
Can anybody remember the last time we played in all yellow!?
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When the Governmental Accounting Standards Board was developing Standard 34 a decade ago, it decided not to require communities to declare the structural value of their trees.
From an accounting perspective, this makes sense: Unlike roads and sewers, trees appreciate. But in a holistic sense, the decision haunts us. Just when we need them the most — to mitigate the environmental consequences of our standard of living — our emphasis on manmade rather than natural solutions makes it easier to justify short-term gratification over a long-term solution like trees.
And that's unfortunate. Trees are the least expensive and most rewarding infrastructure investment a community can make. Even after subtracting costs related to planting, pruning, watering, removing, repairing curbs and sidewalks, and the occasional freak accident involving a dead or dying limb, a tree returns 2½ times the investment through higher property values, lower air and water pollution, and energy conservation.
Shaded pavement lasts longer. Trees lower crime rates. According to University of Illinois researchers, trees reduce domestic violence and help children cope with learning disabilities. Tree-lined business districts are more inviting and thus more successful.
If you're lucky, you've got a certified arborist or similarly credentialed professional on staff who can calculate the value of public trees to the community as a whole. These men and women wrestle with the same challenges you do. They've inherited assets specified by budget-conscious predecessors seeking the hardiest species for the lowest initial cost. Why go to the trouble of mixing things up a bit when a single variety can be planted over a large expanse?
I'm no Tom Thumb, but even I can foresee the pitfalls inherent in such a strategy.
If you don't have a certified professional on staff, don't despair. There are free tools for quantifying the return on investment in green assets. I suggest going first to the U.S. Forest Service's Midwest Community Tree Guide, a primer that addresses topics such as how, when, and where to plant trees for minimal negative impact on sidewalks, roads, and curbs.
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Sept. 16 lecture to discuss: Are Corporations Citizens?
DETROIT (Sept. 10, 2010) – Are Corporations Citizens? A divided U.S. Supreme Court seems to have decided so; now an event presented by Wayne State University's Center for the Study of Citizenship addresses that question with a lecture by Joel Gora, professor, Brooklyn Law School, and nationally known expert in the area of campaign finance law.
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The speech will be followed with a panel discussion moderated by Linda McKissack Beale, WSU law associate professor, with panelists Steven L. Winter, Walter S. Gibbs Professor of Constitutional Law at WSU, and Juliette Okotie-Eboh, senior vice president of public affairs for MGM Grand Detroit.
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Prof. Gora has been a member of the Brooklyn Law School faculty since 1978 and teaches constitutional law, civil procedure and a number of other related courses. He also formerly served as associate dean for Academic Affairs (1993-1997 and 2002- 2006). He is the author of a number of books and articles dealing with First Amendment and other constitutional law issues. His most recent book is Better Parties, Better Government, which he co-authored with financial market expert Peter J. Wallison.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by ~tapdancer~, Apr 11, 2012.
New thread everyone...here we go with the off season
But we do still have WTT to look forward to!
Thanks for taking my suggestion on the thread title! The upside about the off season (after WTT) is that there should still be shows and plenty of music suggestions while we wait to hear what they will really be skating to.
And the blogspot always has cool stuff in the off season.
I loved their drink water commercial last year
Do we know of any shows (besides the 3 dates for CSOI) that they are doing this summer?
Daisuke has impeccable taste! Meryl is a force!!!
Davis/White usually perform in one or more of the Detroit Skating Club shows in June (Charlie is still a member of DSC)... I'm sure info will be posted once confirmed.
I'm so in love with Daisuke for his Meryl obsession Too cute!
Off season might be kind of sad, but to tell the truth (and as much as I LOVED all their dances this season, from SD to EX), I am more than ready for some new programs from them.
And let the WTT be the cherry on the pie for us
Looking forward to the WTT. I still don't understand how this team format is going to pan out for Sochi with the team event being before the main event. It would kill all the excitement for the main event if that is truly the case.
Any guesses on what Meryl might wear for the SD this time around?
thanks for starting the new thread, tapdancer! loving the new title! just another reason to love Dai
can't wait for WTT!
I love this thread title!! hahaha, Daisuke's meryl obsession's probably the cutest thing ever. I saw online somewhere that Dai was trying so hard hanging around Meryl at the Gala practice!
Too cute! Meryl is going to have to learn Japanese, to go with her French & Italian.
I was reading the Torvill and Dean Wikipedia entry and came across this:
Duchesnay's Eleanor's Dream
I couldn't find the T&D version on youtube.
Apparently, Riazanova & Tkachenko will be training with Z&S. Their coach, Gorshkov, will be coming with them.
I'm not crazy about Gorshkov being there...but I can't entirely figure out why I find it so unsettling.
Excerpt from TAHbKA's translated interview with Alla Shekhovtsova: http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showpost.php?p=3544013&postcount=1
I assume it's just for the spring/summer to get choreo and such? I could understand their coach coming with them to see what they are working on, to reinforce it when they go back home.
Thanks, Sylvia. Here's an expanded excerpt:
A description straight from Alla herself about how judges can wage their influence. With each passing article/interview, the idea of D/W may have been low balled here keeps being mentioned - it's not an internet thing. Next season will be very interesting.
Doris, is this the same Gorshkov who is (or used to be) head of the Russian Skating Fed?
Agreed and when there is no "home" judge on the panel to do this sort of convincing for their skaters than the federation has to do it through the media- hopefully in a civil way but still it needs to be done.
Are R/T only coming for choreography and off season training or are they coming for a full season?
I think it's smart for Gorshkov to come too to learn from Z/S about training regime etc. It's the only way to understand what your system is not doing that needs to be changed to get their ice dance program back up to where it once was.
Of course that is more competition for D/W and V/M but that's the way of the world...
No more interesting than this season. This worlds ice dance panels, result and reaction were very similar to last years. So following that pattern D&W will win in Canada over V&M with a less crowd friendly program and an extra level in diagonal step sequence.
Do we know the judging make-up for this upcoming season already?
Yes, but both teams will therefore have overly busy uncrowd friendly programs to boring music next year.
All fans : really
No. But that wasn't the point.
and used to be the head of the Ice Dance Technical Committee?
No. It's another guy, a coach, and I believe the father of Gorshkova of G&B.
Another interesting excerpt from Alla's interview
This was said by Alla when asked about PCS components of Joubert & Plushenko, whom she feels are both better than Chan at "performance", which is a PCS component.
Alla's on the Technical committee now, and I wonder whether we will be seeing some changes in the description of the Performance PCS component next season or the year after.
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It is going to be crowded in Canton, unless some folks decide to move out. I guess it is good for the Michigan economy.
I would like to see that. I think she has a massive point here. Also:
I wish there was really sth in the PCS score which would reflect this "leaving the crowd cold" or the opposite, making the crowd go crazy. Of course I wouldn't like it to be a powerful factor, just to matter at least a bit.
Maybe I'm naive but I like to believe skaters still perform for the people.
Canton's not nearly as crowded as it used to be. Wish some junior American teams would find their way over there!
'Projection' is already one of the criteria for the Performance component. So is the emotional and intellectual involvement of a skater into his program.
Just saying, but being self involved is not performing for the crowd. You can be emotionally & intellectually involved in the music without it being evident to anyone but yourself.
And there's what's in the COP, and how the judges actually grade.
Flutzing was verboten from the beginning of COP, but it was a couple years before deductions were taken for it.
I feel that Alla is trying her best to politick against Canada. Not surprising as Canada is currently holding the ice dance and men's gold medals. I wouldn't be surprised if PCS changes (or at least changes to how PCS are interpreted) set up to disfavor V/M and PChan appear in the future.


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There was a certain magic in the air that evening that I can't really describe, you could feel the love. It was like we were attending a long overdue family reunion more than a wedding and thats the way Caitlin and Jeff wanted it. Guests were treated to a superb meal from a local catering company buffet with an build your own appetizer burrito station, to endless gourmet salads and corn on the cob to top it off. It seemed like the buffets went on forever. A homemade pie station ended the perfect meal.
After dinner, everyone's hearts filled up with touching speeches (I think the photographers even cried!), we saw people hugging, smiling, and lots of watery eyes. A little fire pit outside kept people cozy while everyone danced without any hesitation. You could hear the laughter and guests singing out loud until it was time for us to wrap up and head home. We ended the night with one last shot – the bride and groom in a bohemian tent under the stars. Everything was perfect." – Clint Russell of Renaissance Studios Photography


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Russian President Vladimir Putin found time away from chastising the foreign policies of his G8 allies to deny accusations that he stole a $25,000 (£16,000) diamond-encrusted Super Bowl ring – but offered to buy a replacement anyway.
According to reports in The New York Post, Robert Kraft, the owner of American Football team New England Patriots, insinuated at an event last Thursday that Putin stole his Super Bowl ring.
"I took out the ring and showed it to Putin. And he put it on and he goes, 'I could kill someone with this ring'," Mr Kraft allegedly said. "I put my hand out and he puts it in his pocket and three KGB guys got around him and he walked out."
But the football magnate's recollection of the exchange has changed considerably since the event in 2005. The ring changed hands eight years ago while Mr Kraft was visiting St Petersburg with a business delegation that met with Putin, at which time he said he gave the ring to the Russian President as a gift.
However, according to reports of Thursday's gala, Mr Kraft said he had an "emotional tie to the ring" and wanted it back, but that the White House had intervened and said it would be in the interest of US-Russian relations to say it was a gift.
The fumbled handover attracted fresh controversy when Putin's spokesman answered questions on the incident after arriving with the President in London for a meeting with David Cameron yesterday.
"Back in 2005 I stood behind the President's back and I saw how that ring was presented to him. All that talk about some kind of pressure that was exerted on him [Kraft] should be the subject of a detailed talk with psychoanalysts," Dmitry Peskov told The Associated Press.
"At the same time, I am aware the gentleman is feeling such a horrible pain about the 2005 loss. The President will be ready to send him another ring as a gift, which he [Putin] can buy with his own money."
The ring itself is on display in the Kremlin library in Moscow along with other gifts presented to Russian leaders, where it looks set to stay after a spokesman for the Kraft group released a statement that appears to concede Mr Kraft's recollection is something of an embellishment.
"It's a humorous, anecdotal story that Robert retells for laughs," Stacey James said yesterday. "He loves that his ring is at the Kremlin and, as he stated in 2005, he continues to have great respect for Russia and the leadership of President Putin."
He went on to say that "an added benefit from the attention this story gathered was the creation of some Patriots fan clubs in Russia". Mr Kraft's team has won three Super Bowl trophies in 2001, 2003 and 2004 – a winning streak that seemingly ended when the owner's third ring was exported to Eastern Europe.
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Welcome! That's basically S&W's version of the Walther P990 (double action only). Striker-operated, no external safety, no decocker (since it's DAO). Looks like a good price. The Walther version are considered by most to be slightly superior in build quality, however S&W has great customer service and you'll spend twice as much on a brand new Walther.
I'm personally not big on DAO, but that's just my preference. The trigger pull on the 990 is long and heavy for every pull, but it's consistent. In other words, you won't have the long/heavy first pull, then short/light subsequent pulls. At least for me, a long and heavy DA trigger pull hurts my accuracy as I haven't developed a really smooth trigger pull yet. I also like SAO as every pull is consistent, but they're SA instead of DA.
My first handgun was a Walther P99c AS (anti-stress action) in .40, and it looks like that SW990 has the same dimensions as the P99c. I would go with 9mm if you can. The design, compact size, and polymer frame makes it very snappy in .40, but if you don't feel like 9mm is adequate for self defense, then by all means get the .40. 9mm will be cheaper to shoot and more controllable, especially when firing rapidly. But of course, the .40S&W has slightly superior ballistics.


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Magnifying desk lamp mounted to a "grafting desk" works great. The lamp is a 4" dia or larger lens surrounded by a fluorescent lamp. I picked one up at Lowes for $19.Scott
Here is a picture of the lamp we use at Bjorn Apiaries.
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You can try some grapevines on your own by dancing the following combination:
(1) Commence facing diagonal center, and step forward with the left foot. (2) Turn about 1/8 left to face center and step side on right foot. (3) Turn another 1/8 left and step back on left foot toward diagonal wall. (4) Turn 1/8 right to face center again, and step side on right foot. (5) Turn another 1/8 right to face diagonal center, and repeat.
The same combination can be danced starting with the right foot, facing diagonal wall.
Hint: Limit the rotation to just the feet and lower body. The upper body should rotate very little, facing roughly toward center throughout the four steps.
When danced with a partner, steps 1 and 3 (the forward and backward steps) are usually taken outside partner.
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Senior Darien Brothers led four Spiders in double figures with a game-high 21 points on 7-of-11 shooting, including 3-of-6 from three. Sophomore Kendall Anthony had 17 points, while junior Derrick Williams had 15 points and a team-high five rebounds. Sophomore Wayne Sparrow added a career-high 13 points and a game-high six assists.
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Christian College Says ObamaCare Will Double Insurance Costs
Curtis Johnson got the shock of his life yesterday when he opened a letter from Clearwater Christian College and discovered that his student health insurance fee was going to more than double – thanks to President Obama's healthcare reform law.
Last year, the 19-year-old from Hutchinson, Kan. paid $600 for health insurance coverage. But in the fall, Johnson will have to pay $1,330 – an amount he said is "becoming unaffordable."
"It's a lot of money for a college kid," he told Fox News Radio. "This law has not only raised the cost to me, it's become unbearable for many financially strapped college students."
Clearwater Christian College, a non-denominational school, on Tampa Bay, placed the blame squarely on ObamaCare.
"Due to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA – commonly known as health care reform), the cost of student health insurance has doubled," read the letter from the college's human resources department. "In addition, most insurance carriers are hesitant to provide contracts for this insurance due to the unpredictability of the cost of the claims.
Clearwater requires all students to have insurance – either through the college's plan or a private plan. It's unclear how many of the school's 500 students will be impacted by the price hike.
But the price will certainly hurt students like Johnson – who only paid $465 a year for health insurance when he was a freshman.
"The President and the Democratic leaders in Congress championed this bill and they said it was going to lower the cost of healthcare," Johnson told Fox News Radio. "It's not only raised my cost, it doubled the cost of my healthcare."
Johnson said he will have to look at alternatives, pointing out that he also has to pay for tuition, books and room & board.
"I remember when Nancy Pelosi said earlier that they had to pass the law to find out what was in it," he said. "I'm sure finding out for myself what's in this law. I really never thought it would directly affect me."
At least two Catholic universities have decided to drop student health plans over ObamaCare concerns.
Franciscan University in Ohio and Ave Maria University in Florida voiced strong objections to the so-called contraceptive coverage mandate.
Ave Maria University president James Towey told FoxNews.com they were also facing a premium increase ranging from 65 percent to 82 percent.
Clearwater Christian College is in Rep. Bill Young's congressional district. He said he was very disturbed by the impact ObamaCare will have on the religious school.
"This is a very good institution of learning – as well as a religious institution," Young told Fox News Radio. "It is a positive factor in our district and it's such a shame they are beginning to feel this."
Young isn't one to say 'I told you so,' – but he was one of only a handful of lawmakers to actually read the 2,700 page healthcare bill.
"Despite our warnings and telling our colleagues this was bad legislation – they passed the bill – and now we're finding out that all of the things we told them are coming true," he said. "The predictions of how bad it was going to be are coming true."
The Dept. of Health & Human Services said more than a million students are covered through student health plans. A spokesperson declined to comment on the specifics of the Clearwater Christian College plan.
HHS also declined to explain why some students are being forced to pay higher prices when they were under the impression the new law would lower their costs.
HHS did say that students will have added benefits under the law – including a rule that prevents insurance companies from putting an annual limit on student health plans. Health insurance companies are also required to spend 80 percent of premium dollars on health benefits rather than overhead.
HHS pointed out that the Affordable Care Act ensures that students can count on being covered by their health plan if they get sick.
But what about students like Curtis Johnson – who may not be able to afford to actually buy the coverage?
HHS declined to answer that question.
The college said even though students will pay a higher price, they will also get better benefits. The letter to students explained that the $115 per month charge is "particularly inexpensive compared to the cost of most plans (usually at $400 per month for an individual)."
"Compare that to the average cost of an emergency room visit reported at $1,318 (by the American Hospital Association) and it reveals the importance of coverage," the college wrote.
Johnson, who is a conservative Republican, does have a sympathetic ear in Congress.
Rep. Tim Huelskamp (R-KS) represents the 19-year-old's congressional district. He said it's not surprising that Americans are discovering the true price tag of "ObamaCare."
"ObamaCare is bad medicine for everyone," Huelskamp said in a statement to Fox News Radio. "Though some young adults were smart enough not to fall under Obama's spell, all will suffer because of his health care law."
"Future college graduates face a weak job market because ObamaCare will make it too expensive to hire new workers," he added. "It's a rude welcome to adulthood."
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The Central Chorus and Concert Band plays "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" with Beatlemania during a concert at Central High School on Friday in Manchester. (THOMAS ROY/Union Leader)
"I was starstruck," the freshman, and self-described "huge Beatles fan," said shortly before the show. "I was just, uh, speechless."
The show, featuring the touring group Beatlemania Stage Show, paired the group with students from the high school's bands and chorus to raise money for the school's music programs.
"It helps keep music education alive," said Sheri Nocelli, the group's manager and wife of band member Lucien Nocelli, who portrays John Lennon.
For Sheri Nocelli, Friday's concert was a homecoming for the 2003 Central High School graduate whose tiny dog, Mabel, was wearing a "Central Pride" T-shirt. When the band was selecting tour dates, "I said you've got to go to Central," she said.
Lucien Nocelli said part of the group's challenge is to put on a show of the Beatles' music throughout the band's storied career in two hours - hard enough to do itself - while working with different backup musicians at each gig with little rehearsal time.
He said it's a challenge the local kids meet nearly every time.
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what the heck are these little screw things.
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Hey I was lookin throuhg the ref. cd on BB's site and noticed this
what the heck are these little screw things.
does anyone have them on thier buckets?
They're only on the Magic of Myth ROTJ helmet I believe, and they don't appear on the Art of Star Wars ESB helmet.
Brak's was all over this a few months ago, but I don't know that he ever really got them ID'd for sure. General consensus seems to believe them to be small wire connector caps.
Those little caps also appear on the PrePro suit (2nd?)-- the one the cannabalized for the ROTJ with the funky little gun. It's only on the ROTJ and that version of the PrePro that those caps show up. Makes ya wonder....
I don't think anything was ever positively identified as the correct cap-- Max is right that everything just seemed to be too big.
I swear Lucas has his people glue crap like that on in different places just to keep us guessing!
They look like the top of a compas, the part you use to turn the thing when drawing a circle
the kinda look like the caps off adhesive containers (superglue) with screws driven through them
any other ideas?
Yah know, they were probably put there to secure the helmet to the mannequins head...
It's a clever idea WPK, but those caps don't pass through the helmet. In fact, the Prepro has those caps with someone in the suit--and so does the ROTJ. Unless they wanted to "secure" his head in the helmet. lol.
but if you see the hole #3 from the top to the bottom, inside are some kind a screw there


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bassanimation wrote:GUAAAHAHAHAHAHAH! Oh my Gosh. This makes it official. We need a shirt full of banana hammock-clad objects/people/animals.
Thumbs. Up. Forever.
PS: This beefy gentleman is hawt!
What have I done..... (pokes eyes out)>_<
i love this i really want to buy it
:D hope it wins
pariastagard wrote:wait, it just let me vote...could this mean there's still hope??
Yup, it's only mostly dead. It still has a chance, but it would take a miracle
tjost wrote:Yup, it's only mostly dead. It still has a chance, but it would take a miracle
Not making any promises, but maybe if you rub Murdock the Magic Bikini-clad Unicorn's rainbow he'll grant your wish. ^_~
BAAHHHHHHH!!! Comedy is good :D.
Re: The Great Green Meat Machine
NOOOOOOOO!!! - I so wanted this t-shirt. I do not get the rejection process at woot.... some characters/movies/shows are ok to parody, and some aren't. It seems very random (or maybe related to the lunar cycle - I haven't checked that out yet). But bummed about this one
Re: Just say No
crazybouncyliz wrote:I'm totally voting for it because those animals are so freaking cute!
Thanks crazybouncyliz!
Re: Frank's Surf and Turf
Real cute. Love the lobsters especially!
bassanimation wrote:Not making any promises, but maybe if you rub Murdock the Magic Bikini-clad Unicorn's rainbow he'll grant your wish. ^_~
BAAHHHHHHH!!! Comedy is good :D.
Ummmmmm..... yeah...... I'm gonna have to give that one a pass, m'kay.
Re: Unicorn Steakhouse
Awesomesauce... I prance in to shower this shirt design with unicorn sparkles!
Don't get them stuck in your teeth.
Re: GMO
i am so glad to see that there is a vegetarian alternative for meat shirts!!! (But a little surprised that so far haven't seen a Lady Gaga in a meat bikini!!)
I love this one, Truly laughs. I did notice though that 'salt" and "sodium Nitrate" are listed twice.
Re: Meat Shake
I have no idea what I was thinking when I drew this. Sorry! No references or anything... except maybe a little bit of Powerpuff Girls?
Anyone remember "Meat Jam"?
richny13 wrote:I love this one, Truly laughs. I did notice though that 'salt" and "sodium Nitrate" are listed twice.
haha good find
midgerock wrote:Well done on the collab! I dig it much!
but why not a little cow instead of a pig for the surf and turf normally is steak and lobster... just sayin'. I still love it and love the piggy's uncertain expression.
thanks midge! the text actually came later, which is why its not a cow, at first i was just gonna do a bunch of miniture pigs, but then thought and actual sized one would be funnier, and i thought a cow would be too huge. i still think it works, who doesnt like bacon wrapped lobster? =D
thanks to everyone for your comments and votes! ^_^
kiasd wrote:I hope this gets printed. My life would be complete if I had this shirt!!
This is not a pun, this is a malapropism.
Re: Hot Dog's Identity Crisis
I suspected that this was my kind of t-shirt at "Chork". I KNEW that this was my kind of t-shirt at "Distilled turkey tears".
Bless your sense of humor.
even cooler if it had the "100% organic" seal on the shirt design
bassanimation wrote:Ok, Tjost...you asked for it...
I think whats most disturbing about this is that you darkened his aereoles ever so slightly :|
fungusamongus wrote:*Insert rimshot sound here.
Next I've got a bit about airline food am I right?
Ok well, this is a pretty cheesy idea I had about visualizing homophones. Inspired by cheesy jokes everywhere.
I gotta say, while the humor is not me, the style and colors of it are awesome.
I too wanted this shirt.
Loss of sale.
I hope that the voters get on this one soon, because I really want one. This could be your next big seller. I know I would buy three. Any fan of the movie would.
sodalite wrote:even cooler if it had the "100% organic" seal on the shirt design
Ooooh, that sounds like a good idea! :Ua
getupeatjelly wrote:i love this i really want to buy it
:D hope it wins
Love it!
Re: Mutton Lettuce and Tomato (resub)
Wow..I need this shirt as I am obsessed with the movie. Very well done. If it does not win can you please try and sell it on another site (preferable teefury as I check it everyday) as soon as the contract with woot ends!!!
Re: Family Comes First
Lawlsome. GMV.
Re: Brains, The Other White Meat
Great concept! I agree with maybe losing the 'yum', but that doesn't really detract from the look, just a little hard to read with those sweet delicious brains just behind it.
I'd snap one up in a heartbeat. Well done!
kevlar51 wrote:@bluetuba and @bootsboots
thanks for the encouragement!
Welcome! By the way, I think you really have something with this style. I'd keep going in this direction, rather than with the cartoons. It's awesome.
Re: TEXAS CHAINSAW BBQ
Slipping away, I can feel it slipping away... C'mON Woot voters, you can do better than that! As much as I agree with the sentiment, I will NOT wear a bland piece of canadian 'bacon' on my chest.
Get with the program people, and vote for THIS!
timjoestan wrote:To you? How so?
Because mocking our Creator is wrong.
Re: Intergalactic Space weenies
Haha, funny stuff. +1!
Give the one you love a gift from the heart that will clog their heart. Nothing says I Love You like a bouquet of assorted meats.
Re: MEAT BOUQUET
Not very creative in my opinion. Just slapped on a (not very well drawn) morbid image in an attempt to "sell shirts."
Better luck next time.
Great reference, this -would- make a cool TeeFury shirt.
It's very nicely designed. GMV. :^)
Re: Mystery Meat
Pausing to wonder what mythical creature this might be, I Google image searched "monster wings and tenctacles". Don't try that at home kids, unless you want images that would make an otaku blush.
Anyway... Perhaps this is some kind of feathery Cthulhu? It's a mystery, indeed. Lovely design, Diana. ^__^
theinfinityloop wrote:I did this as a pencil sketch earlier on in the year for our dear Miss Jadenkale. I ended up liking it enough to make a shirt design out of it. I don't really have a deep explanation for it other than it is simply two great things. Mmmmmmm.
What is the obsession with bacon? I don't get it but am aware of the incredible number of items available to do with bacon LOL i'm english so i'm obviously missing the joke!
Why bacon? and not lamb or chicken? ha ha..?
Re: The Giving Pig
I love this design. I really wish it would get more votes!
Remind me to never come to your place for a cook-out....
rofl! GMV :D
megsck wrote:i love this, i have no idea why, is it pro meat? pro veg? i dont know and i dont care, its awesome.
I see it as saying that even if you're vegetarian you are still killing to live. A cow or a carrot, they both live. Nature doesn't say that humans are more important than bacteria or carrots or that because a cow is slightly closer to a human (its a mammal feels pain etc)then its wrong to eat things that we CAN empathize with but if they are ugly or creepy crawlies or invisible then what the hell chow down. That is the hypocrisy of vegetarianism. I was vegan for 10 years in my confused youth so I've thought about it a great deal. The Jains of India being the ridiculous end result ;)
how is this one not fogged?
there's something slightly off to me about this pig's neck. I like the image but the top of the neck isn't quite right.
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