This place is in serious need of an OSHA inspection.
Perfect for any fan of the original Gene Wilder movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”
Say what you will about Johnny Depp… but good ol’ Gene was Johnny before Johnny was cool.
That’s right… I said it. Gene was the ultimate Chocolate Factory hipster.
Next up: An Oompa Loompa union-organizing slogan?
Violet, you’re turning violet, Violet!
Chocolate undertow sounds good, but then the resizing process would be a must.
I love it! A design of Pure Imagination! Thank you.
And people think the sugar is the dangerous part of candy ; ) Nice plot summary on a shirt, those are always fun.
Sweet deliciousness.
“Well done, Charlie!!”
Um, i mean Nathan!
Perfect lead up to Martin Luther King day, too, because Dr. MLK was very involved in improving workplace safety (learned that along with my kid last year when she was a winner in a poster contest for MLK day!!)
And PERFECT For me bc my kids were in this play over the summer and are in an unrelated reprise of it later this month at their school: So buying three totes for the Director, Choreographer and Musical Director!!
SQUEE!!!
And NOW I’m gonna have that oompa loompa song stuck in my head all night. Thanks a lot Woot.
do you mean…this song?
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Would much love this as a poster for the office, ohoho
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Perfect for any fan of the original Gene Wilder movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”
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You mean “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” - “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is the book title and the Depp movie version.
The book purist in me is a little sad that the fan blades are on the shirt. That one scene was proof that the movie Charlie wasn’t morally superior to the other kids, just luckier. Book Charlie won because he was better behaved.
♪ Come with me and you’ll be… most likely in hospital. But free chocolate first!
This is great Nathan! 
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The book purist in me is a little sad that the fan blades are on the shirt. That one scene was proof that the movie Charlie wasn’t morally superior to the other kids, just luckier. Book Charlie won because he was better behaved.
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Then you have forgotten the corporate espionage subplot, and how Charlie won by refusing to take part in it.
Mmmmm… chocolate.
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Then you have forgotten the corporate espionage subplot, and how Charlie won by refusing to take part in it.
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Also, his misbehavior was at his grandfather’s instigation, not out of pure entitlement like the others. (And was possibly inevitable/necessary in order for Wonka to test the espionage thing fully.)
I think I’d like this better sans text, but it’s a fun design.
I’ll just leave this here…
