Teefury

shouldn't Mrs Robsinson be...I dunno...MILFier?

Um... I don't want to expose my stupidity, but what do you mean by that?

It was used in the film 'The Graduate' and is therefore been associated with other women seducing young men.

Gah, spelling.

It was used in the film 'The Graduate' and is therefore associated with older women seducing young men.

I'm not really familiar with "The Graduate," only the song. Do you think the design works as it is, regardless of what the movie contains, or do you think it needs changing (or trashing).

I think when most people read 'Mrs Robinson' they will assume it refers to the film. I would.

I immediately thought of the Simon and garfunkel song when I saw the design.

The song is tied so closely with that movie, it is nearly impossible to separate the two. Yes, when I think of "Mrs. Robinson," I first think of the song, but whenever I think of that song, I think of that movie.

She def needs to be MILF'd up.

The song was written for the movie, and you have to see the movie to understand what the song is about. If the woman in your design is supposed to be the character of Mrs. Robinson, she needs to be as beautiful as Anne Bancroft (the actress who plays Mrs. Robinson) is in The Graduate. She's not an old lady, she's a mother who seduces a man younger than she is. If you watch the movie (a classic) I think you'll get it. Good luck!

Thanks for all the advice!

I love Simon and Garfunkel, and I totally got that reference. (I've never seen The Graduate) But I think the bottom ribbon should say something more along the lines of "you've got to hide them from the kids" or something. because "Coo coo Ca-Choo" is now a reference inside a reference when used this way. Or maybe I'm over-thinking it.

Nevertheless, I'd totally buy this on a shirt if she was MILFier.

Ben Yes Schwartz said: She def needs to be MILF'd up.

I agree....Cougar/MILF that chick up and it would be great.