Teefury

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I think we already know what I'm going to say.

i dont get it

To the people who don't get it, it's another Star Wars shirt.

stablercake said: ...


I think we already know what I'm going to say.

sheeeit. i want this on a shirt instead.

Just remember, we don't serve droids.

you really don't get it?

I gotta admit, I like this shirt! Who'd have thunk it.

KHAAAAAAN!

I hate star wars, but that han solo office table is fantastic.

yeah!!! all the star wars haters in an uproar again!!!

very nice!

This is pretty awesome. To bad I won't have money till Friday.

You know, I'd love to give you money, I dig the charity and awesome movie madness stuff that going on over on the side. I really want to give you my money. Seriously though, I hate Star Wars and enough is enough. Can you stop now teefury? This isn't a starwars fan site, there are other movies, many many other movies. Mix it up a little!!!! Anything Tarantino or Kevin Smith comes on here I will nerdgasm and buy it instantly.

well i guess at least teefury is giving me a weekly brush up on my knowledge of star wars references.

I like Star Wars, but this shirt soooo doesn't do it for me :(

One thing: I would like to point out that life in general needs more Cheers. Good show on the other half of the culture reference.

Just a suggestion, if you don't get a design, try reading what the artist has to say under "Tell us about this design." That usually clears up a lot.

That stuff on the side is awesome! Han Solo desk? Sweet!

Also... KHAAAAAAN!!!

Sorry, peer pressure.

Always a giggle to see the SW shirt haters get in a tizzy. *hopes my TRAP/Hanes R2 tees get here this week!*

I got it :)

Not only did I get it...I bought it!

Star Wars, as George Lucas's Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope was then titled, was released in May of 1977,

I cant say much considering Ive never seen cheers but I love the cantina idea. and ive seen that table on a list of awesome tables, too bad we cant get it on a tee.

Awesome.

aswedishradio said: well i guess at least teefury is giving me a weekly brush up on my knowledge of star wars references.

Tell me about it, I don't think I know anybody that understands the "Trap" reference at all. I'm pretty sure people would just think I'm wearing a weird Cheers rip-off shirt.

am just a huge star wars fan ,so take it easy ... ^_^
peace,love

mloniero said:

aswedishradio said: well i guess at least teefury is giving me a weekly brush up on my knowledge of star wars references.

Tell me about it, I don't think I know anybody that understands the "Trap" reference at all. I'm pretty sure people would just think I'm wearing a weird Cheers rip-off shirt.

Really? I think a lot more people would get "TRAP" than this shirt. I almost considered buying it. With how much I've seen it parodied, anyone who is slightly more than average into nerd-dom would probably understand. The only reason I didn't understand this one at first is because I thought the hand was a werewolf hand.

O right, Mos Eisley.

Great shirt!

This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

thanks for the kudos guys! (and hey, not everyone needs to love Star Wars like some of us do) Interesting suggestion about doing a shirt with the Carbonite Desk... may have to think on that!

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

I didn't get this memo either!

mloniero said:

aswedishradio said: well i guess at least teefury is giving me a weekly brush up on my knowledge of star wars references.

Tell me about it, I don't think I know anybody that understands the "Trap" reference at all. I'm pretty sure people would just think I'm wearing a weird Cheers rip-off shirt.

Actually I got it right away and I am not a virgin and Im married. Just saying, its a common stereotype, sad to say...

alimd said: Anything Tarantino or Kevin Smith comes on here I will nerdgasm and buy it instantly.

Pfft, like those aren't overplayed at every other hipster "nerd" site ever.

gigias said: To the people who don't get it, it's another Star Wars shirt.

Yup. Another mothatruckin Star Wars shirt. Sad part is I used to like Star Wars. Until it was shoved down my throat on a regular basis. I recognized the Cantina reference right away but failed to realize the twist on Cheers. Original idea I suppose and it looks as good as it can but..... no.

stablercake said:

mloniero said:

aswedishradio said: well i guess at least teefury is giving me a weekly brush up on my knowledge of star wars references.

Tell me about it, I don't think I know anybody that understands the "Trap" reference at all. I'm pretty sure people would just think I'm wearing a weird Cheers rip-off shirt.

Really? I think a lot more people would get "TRAP" than this shirt. I almost considered buying it. With how much I've seen it parodied, anyone who is slightly more than average into nerd-dom would probably understand. The only reason I didn't understand this one at first is because I thought the hand was a werewolf hand.

I didn't get the werewolf hand either. KHHHAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's obviously the WolfMan's hand, it's like you guys don't know anything about Star Wars.

ha, actually, I was going for Walrusman's cut-off arm (which was sort of a film flub but the close up does show a very wolfman kinda hand!)


http://nl.starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Bestand:Ponda_arm.jpg

bluchez said: It's obviously the WolfMan's hand, it's like you guys don't know anything about Star Wars.

Yes I know what a Star Wars Defel is. Thanks.

i like the fuzzy chewbacca face in the foreground :D

Ahhh, memories!

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

As a guy with 10+ pair of shoes, I always like hearing people make comments about women loving shoes too much.

esophagus said:

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

As a guy with 10+ pair of shoes, I always like hearing people make comments about women loving shoes too much.

You shouldn't go around revealing how womanly you are like that.

Omg the han Solo desk on the side bar, I must have it.

BAHAHA!! Awesome!! Would totally buy it if I didn't dislike Cheers so much...

Its cute but I dunno about sporting a cheers related shirt..

Nice job....simple and creative. One Walrusman's thumbs up.

Cantinas are an important part of the Dark Lords intelligence gathering initiative, the Dark Lord is Nominal….I don’t think he can be happy!!!

Kudos for going for it. I think it will be a stretch for most people, but might start some conversations. Is that meant to be the saber-severed hand? If so, or even if not, showing the whole arm might have been more effective. The Aliens/1977 reference threw me...my first thought was Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but that just made it more confusing.

thestray said:
You shouldn't go around revealing how womanly you are like that.

Ha. They aren't exactly heels I\m buying.

esophagus said:

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

As a guy with 10+ pair of shoes, I always like hearing people make comments about women loving shoes too much.

~ Respect to a man who knows the value of variety in a show collection.~

** SHOE collection! Not "show" collection." Shoulda waited for my coffee to start running thru my system before trying to type.

Nice work~

Reminds me of a sign I used to have when I worked at an Independent Record Store above the turntable "We Don't Care If You Hate It"

The Anti, Anti Star Wars Hate Club.

*chuckles*

Maybe if I'm lucky my next grab bag will be loaded with SW shirts :D

I love the Star Wars shirts! Keep them coming!

you guys don't print enough star wars shirts.

"War, war, war; this war talk's spoiling all the fun at every party this spring. I get so bored I could scream"

don't you want to go to a galaxy far far away where everyone knows your name?

wow, all these star wars-themed tshirts...

I'm not a fan of star wars... so I really feel like I'm missing out on a lot of days.

How about some more obscure/not well known topics/subjects to bring more attention to those subjects?

Like Oddworld! I LOVE Oddworld :)
Or... Okami,
Or Giger's Alien,
Or... other stuff.

I don't know.
I'm sure everyone could suggest something better.

But... I'd love to see at least a full week without anything star wars related :|

thestray said:

esophagus said:

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

As a guy with 10+ pair of shoes, I always like hearing people make comments about women loving shoes too much.

You shouldn't go around revealing how womanly you are like that.

Hahah--wait...is that supposed to be a joke?

I can never tell in text format 8|

Monsieur_Lungfish said:
Like Oddworld! I LOVE Oddworld :)

Or... Okami,

Or Giger's Alien,

Or... other stuff.


I don't know.

I'm sure everyone could suggest something better.


But... I'd love to see at least a full week without anything star wars related :|

Oddworld! Okami! Giger!
Great stuff!
Would love to see something in that genre. Custom artwork of course.

TOO stealth geek!

More! More Star Wars! Only Star Wars shirts from now on!

i have seen that han solo desk before but i never knew who made it! well done, mr. spina, well done indeed!
i cant get behind this shirt tho...i adore star wars but id rather save the $11.70 by passing on this cream colored shirt, and start saving for that desk...haha!

would be better if it said Mos Eisley cuz itd make way more sense
just sayin

I don't like the wookie hand. It's not furry enough.

I like the idea, I just don't want people to glance at my chest and walk away thinking I'm wearing a Cheers shirt. I mean I don't mind being a geek but I don't want to be seen as a complete Dork.

I like the idea too.... But I dont think it serves as a good Cheers reference... It lacks the marquee, it sould've said "Salud" instead of "Cantina" and I don't get wookie hand from that illustration... I would've thought it was a MashedPotato with "Teen Wolf"...

PS. LOVE THAT DESK THOUGH!

paulbrownv said: I like the idea too.... But I dont think it serves as a good Cheers reference... It lacks the marquee, it sould've said "Salud" instead of "Cantina" and I don't get wookie hand from that illustration... I would've thought it was a MashedPotato with "Teen Wolf"...

PS. LOVE THAT DESK THOUGH!

Thanks on the desk!

BTW, no worries if you're not seeing "wookie" on that hand... cus it's not supposed to be a wookie hand :)

The hand is based on the one obi-wan chops off walrusman (which did look a bit like a werewolf hand). Not really supposed to be his whole arm or anything just a bit of hand and cuff like on the Cheers sign...

best,
Tom

irartist said: I like the idea, I just don't want people to glance at my chest and walk away thinking I'm wearing a Cheers shirt. I mean I don't mind being a geek but I don't want to be seen as a complete Dork.

LOL!

stablercake said:

thestray said:

esophagus said:

stablercake said:

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Wait back up, as a woman I need more than one pair of shoes? Craaaap.

As a guy with 10+ pair of shoes, I always like hearing people make comments about women loving shoes too much.

You shouldn't go around revealing how womanly you are like that.

Hahah--wait...is that supposed to be a joke?


I can never tell in text format 8|

You laughed didn't you? Haha. Yes yes, know not to take me seriously like 90% of the time.

nice one!!1 :D yes i laught xD

I didn't "get" the references at first either... not to say you have to "get" a shirt in order to value it, but in this case I think the design is a little bland when standing on its own, regardless of its pop culture references... I don't wanna sound like too Debby Downer haha.. but maybe if the arm were actually severed and bloody (like in the movie) or if the Cheers logo included its border/containing shape/capsule I'd be more clued into either reference.

Maybe anyway, I think Cheers was slightly before my generation, so I might not be the target demographic of this shirt either...

xylotism said: Might as well change the name to Lucasfury now.


This one isn't even slightly amusing. If I wanted bad joke tees, I'd go to shirt.woot.com.


Sorry, but it's clear someone at Fury loves Star Wars a little too much.

That someone is the customer. Check out the top 10 highest selling tees. 3 of them are Star Wars related. And I would bet that other Star Wars tees are in the top 20.

Personally, I don't know why people get so worked up over seeing shirts they don't like, even if it's for a week. You know you don't HAVE to buy shirts every week don't you? Chill out and wait for one you want. Maybe it'll take a while, but so? It's going to be okay.

But we DO need to buy a shirt every week...

I honestly don't see what all the uproar is about. So what they've had 3 Star Wars related shirts within the past 3 weeks. Its one day a week. If you don't like what you see today, come back tomorrow.

If you look at the archives you will notice that before the 'Trap' Tee, there weren't many Star Wars Tees. Look over the archives and you'll see the last tee was beginning of October and August and then May before it...

They sell because tons of people love Star Wars. So what if they don't rock your boat. like I said before, there will be a new one tomorrow.

natertatertot said: I honestly don't see what all the uproar is about. So what they've had 3 Star Wars related shirts within the past 3 weeks. Its one day a week. If you don't like what you see today, come back tomorrow.


If you look at the archives you will notice that before the 'Trap' Tee, there weren't many Star Wars Tees. Look over the archives and you'll see the last tee was beginning of October and August and then May before it...


They sell because tons of people love Star Wars. So what if they don't rock your boat. like I said before, there will be a new one tomorrow.

Forgot about Spacebook in September, but still.

No, they don't sell because there's so much of it, they sell because Star Wars is easily one of the most popular franchises on the planet. We're getting them because artists are making them and people are buying them.


Just because some people don't like something doesn't make it a waste of time or not "real work". Shirts are going to come and go that we all don't like, I don't see the big deal. It's just a t-shirt shop, I think people should relax a little. Maybe go watch a funny show or something. All the constant internet complaining is just a little bit tiresome.

gigias said: To the people who don't get it, it's another Star Wars shirt.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I need more LOST shirts :D

Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...

Cool idea for a shirt, though.

Yeah, but Star Wars came out in 1977. So in a way, it was established in 1977.

My deal (aside from the werewolf hand that I couldn't quite recognize until reading some comments) is that it was *a* cantina in Mos Eisley. It might have even been *the* cantina in Mos Eisley. But was it's name 'Cantina'? Did it even have a name other than The Mos Eisley Cantina? That's sort of like saying 'The bar on the corner of 5th and Main'.

I love me some Star Wars shirts. This is a good idea but it fell just shy of the mark for me.

BRILLIANT!!

star wars tees obviously sell well so its no wonder they have a lot of them.

this particular one might appeal to some more of the closet star wars fans, as well as the ones that have come out, as its not so obvious

thestray said: No, they don't sell because there's so much of it, they sell because Star Wars is easily one of the most popular franchises on the planet. We're getting them because artists are making them and people are buying them.



Just because some people don't like something doesn't make it a waste of time or not "real work". Shirts are going to come and go that we all don't like, I don't see the big deal. It's just a t-shirt shop, I think people should relax a little. Maybe go watch a funny show or something. All the constant internet complaining is just a little bit tiresome.

Just because you receive Star Wars artwork doesn't mean you have to put it on a tee. I imagine there are plenty of good designs that don't make the final cut on TF. The complaining is due to the fact that there are entire sites devoted to making Star Wars shirts. The fact that TF is basically doing 1 Star Wars tee every week now is off putting. And yes I liked watching Star Wars WAY before it was trendy. But I wasn't going to wear a Star Wars tee then and I'm probably not going to now.

how can anyone say they watched starwars before it was trendy?

Sirknifesalot said:

thestray said: No, they don't sell because there's so much of it, they sell because Star Wars is easily one of the most popular franchises on the planet. We're getting them because artists are making them and people are buying them.




Just because some people don't like something doesn't make it a waste of time or not "real work". Shirts are going to come and go that we all don't like, I don't see the big deal. It's just a t-shirt shop, I think people should relax a little. Maybe go watch a funny show or something. All the constant internet complaining is just a little bit tiresome.

Just because you receive Star Wars artwork doesn't mean you have to put it on a tee. I imagine there are plenty of good designs that don't make the final cut on TF. The complaining is due to the fact that there are entire sites devoted to making Star Wars shirts. The fact that TF is basically doing 1 Star Wars tee every week now is off putting. And yes I liked watching Star Wars WAY before it was trendy. But I wasn't going to wear a Star Wars tee then and I'm probably not going to now.

They don't have to put ANYTHING on a tee, but why shouldn't they if people like it and they like it? It may be offputting to you, and the people who comment, but you guys seem like a minority if we're looking at sales.

And you don't really know what isn't making the cut at Teefury, do you? So it's hard to complain that they're passing up better designs.

My only point is so what? Them printing a lot of Star Wars tees isn't doing anybody any harm, you don't have to buy them. So I don't understand why people complain when it's not really that serious. It's just t-shirts. You don't go into McDonald's and complain about too many cheeseburgers and not enough fish sandwiches. The internet has spawned a culture of complaining though, if it wasn't one thing it would be another. All Teefury can do is sell t-shirts. We can buy them or not buy them, and I'm not saying people shouldn't voice their opinion, but it seems like people take t-shirts way too seriously.

Look guys, Jimiyo already said that he's been looking for other things besides Star Wars, at least as far as nerdy scifi stuff goes, so if you're all going to throw such a fit then MAKE SOMETHING YOURSELF! or encourage someone you know to.

Aside from all the bickering...
I don't really like this shirt. Mostly because there is nothing in the universe I dislike more than Natural tees. bleh.

Can't believe I forgot to get the R2 manual shirt.. :'(

happytuna said: Look guys, Jimiyo already said that he's been looking for other things besides Star Wars, at least as far as nerdy scifi stuff goes, so if you're all going to throw such a fit then MAKE SOMETHING YOURSELF! or encourage someone you know to.

This argument is so worthless it barely warrants a response. We are customers and come to buy shirts. I, for one, can't draw a line. It's preposterous for you to tell us to stop making requests for different things.

Why are the models for the Star Wars shirt decidedly average-looking? WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY, TEEFURY?

thestray said:

okapishomapi said: This is wonderfing (new word of the day) but I don't have any shoes to wear with it. Ahh, sometimes I wish I were a man, and were required only one pair of shoes :)

Buy some shoes for it. You know you want to. What brings a woman more joy than shoe shopping?

Ummmm a nail gun to my temples? Oh excuse me... was that too masculine of me? Some women DO believe that shopping is the epitome of misery...

biotwist said: don't you want to go to a galaxy far far away where everyone knows your name?

That is Just KHAAAAAAAN Funny… I don’t care who you are….or what you draw…

KyleMittskus said:

happytuna said: Look guys, Jimiyo already said that he's been looking for other things besides Star Wars, at least as far as nerdy scifi stuff goes, so if you're all going to throw such a fit then MAKE SOMETHING YOURSELF! or encourage someone you know to.

This argument is so worthless it barely warrants a response. We are customers and come to buy shirts. I, for one, can't draw a line. It's preposterous for you to tell us to stop making requests for different things.

Sorry, but it's my humble opinion that making a request for change is different than whining day in and day out. All I'm saying is, have some patients or make the changes you want to see. Even I'm tired of all the SW shirts, at least for a little while, but it's nothing to get worked up about. Come back tomorrow and see whats new.

Now I know what KHAAAAAAAAN is....So much to learn at the Fury....

biotwist said: how can anyone say they watched starwars before it was trendy?

Because even though Star Wars might have been big before it wasn't as oversaturating as it is now. If you liked Star Wars in the past you were a nerd. Now if you like Star Wars it's not big thing. That was the point.

Yes I don't have to buy a Star Wars tee. You're correct. I also don't have to come on TF if Star Wars tees become the norm. People might take tees too seriously but I think it stems from what TF was and what it's becoming. A site that sells parody shirts. And no I don't want to go to DBH. I'm simply stating my point and the point of others.

gilsquared said: Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...


Cool idea for a shirt, though.

NOW THAT'S THE KIND OF NERDY THAT DESERVES A GOLD STAR!

rivetheart said:
id rather save the $11.70 by passing on this cream colored shirt, and start saving for that desk...haha!

11.70?
Where are you getting the .70 from? You from Cali and they add tax?

I like Star Wars, but wouldn't buy a tee with anything Star Wars on it. Just not my style. To all the whiners about Star Wars just give it a rest already. Star Wars is, was and will always be popular in American culture. And teefury would be stupid not to capitalize on its forever popularity.

stablercake said:

gilsquared said: Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...


Cool idea for a shirt, though.

NOW THAT'S THE KIND OF NERDY THAT DESERVES A GOLD STAR!

Wow ... Another addition to the Bucket List...the SC Gold Star!!!

Please note: A portion of the artist's proceeds will be going to the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research.

What a cool man. So so so cool.

TheStray says:
Personally, I don't know why people get so worked up over seeing shirts they don't like, even if it's for a week. You know you don't HAVE to buy shirts every week don't you? Chill out and wait for one you want. Maybe it'll take a while, but so? It's going to be okay.

Agreed. How many times do we have to inform them of this?
Yeah yeah, sure sure sure... "I have the right to express my opinion"
but that doesn't mean you have to be a doosh-bag. Nice people rock. Rude People BLOW.

FuzzyLogic said:

rivetheart said:

id rather save the $11.70 by passing on this cream colored shirt, and start saving for that desk...haha!

11.70?

Where are you getting the .70 from? You from Cali and they add tax?

Yep. A-holes!

Awesome! Nicely done.

I like Star Wars. I like Star Wars T's. I like hearing people in public say " That Star Wars Geek got that shirt from Teefury." I like to respond to the aforementioned people at the top of my lungs "KHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNN!" You know, and stuff.

I think a Greedo hand would have really spelled it out....

It's witty, but it's a little obscure for my tastes. Still, I had a laugh ^_^

It would seem that most of you need to watch the Movie again.... It would seem to me that the Hand on the t-shirt design was the one that Ben Kenobi cut off which was supposed to be (Walrus Man)Ponda Baba's severed hand.

gilsquared said: Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...


Cool idea for a shirt, though.

You are forgetting that it also takes place in a galaxy far, far away. I would assume they probably don't base their years on the birth of someone on earth, or even the revolutions of the earth around it's sun. This isn't even considering that the shirt is in English.

So in order for this shirt to have been COMPLETELY correct by your logic, it would have to be in another language no one could read and have a date no one would know what it meant.

noone is two different words bluchez

ladynightshade said: This is one of those shirts that looks terrible on a woman with any sort of non-flat chest.

Pix or it didn't happen!

stablercake said:

gilsquared said: Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...



Cool idea for a shirt, though.

NOW THAT'S THE KIND OF NERDY THAT DESERVES A GOLD STAR!

I'm honored! Thank you so much! I'd like to thank my Aunt Connie for taking me to see the movie when it came out. (Oh, and my parents for making sure that I'd remain a nerd for the rest of my life.)

bluchez said:

gilsquared said: Wrong! Wrong! Wrong! If it's supposed to be the Cantina from Mos Eisley, which we were first introduced to in the movie Star Wars, but the movie itself is set "A Long Time Ago", then to say that it was established in 1977 is COMPLETELY incorrect. Not to mention the fact that the cantina appeared to have been around for a while before Luke et al went inside. I'm just saying...



Cool idea for a shirt, though.

You are forgetting that it also takes place in a galaxy far, far away. I would assume they probably don't base their years on the birth of someone on earth, or even the revolutions of the earth around it's sun. This isn't even considering that the shirt is in English.


So in order for this shirt to have been COMPLETELY correct by your logic, it would have to be in another language no one could read and have a date no one would know what it meant.

I figured that this part went without saying. I decided to give it some suspension of disbelief, especially since the movie WAS made in English.

As someone who has a Star Wars shirt on the way here at TeeFury in a couple weeks, I have to say: Good show, Tom.

To Star Wars Hatas: It'll be OK. I'm sure there will be a bird in a tree here, or other high art in short order.