Is it Snoopy?
I wish I understood the reference.
That is a terrible, terrible taxidermy job. The eyes are uneven, the horns are poorly placed, and the ears are entirely gone!
Someone’s got some 'splaining to do!
-Looks at the purchase map-
Apparently people in California feel utterly trapped too?
its “the scream”?
This shirt does’nt speak to me. (My way of saying I cant believe Woot is selling this shirt)
Please tell me there’s a deer butt on the other side of the shirt.
My avatar makes a better shirt than this. But way to go, artist, in making bills off of this.
i wish i had the money to even care what the reference is to
[QUOTE=Xihix, post:3, topic:281299]
I wish I understood the reference.
[/quote]
Sometimes it’s not a reference. Actually, many times its not a reference. This site doesn’t only sell reference shirts. This is such a time, methinks.
Actually, scratch that. I’m pretty sure this is a reference for anyone currently going through their last week of college, right before finals.
Was Monday really this bad? Because I can see that happening.
I don’t have a problem that someone mounted a deer on their wall. My issue is that they mounted a talking deer on their wall.
If you have a talking deer, you definitely have to let it roam around your house so people can interact with it. It could be like a child. But more antlery.
Those antlers are probably how you got trapped, buddy.
You don’t see too many Woot shirts with text, but when you do, it’s usually a win.
I don’t get it, but I understand the emotion.
The design looks to be big in Utah and Colorado, I see.
This should be more popular in Seattle.
Who traps deer? Shooting is a much more common approach.
They should have switched it with a cow. At least that way there could be a pun off of ‘utterly.’
Agree with the cow statement above… that was my first thought.
But this shirt is starting to grow on me. As someone who spent a good chunk of Easter with lots of dead animals staring down at me in the living room of relatives’ house, I feel their pain… Trapped. Never to run free again. tear