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Mark Frauenfelder at 10:39 pm Thu, Dec 16, 2010

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If you're a fan of John Kricfalusi -- and who isn't -- you will love the T-shirts he is selling in his online store called Cartoon Thrills. You are sure to enjoy the jaunty music that begins playing as soon as the site loads as well. Who needs coffee when you have peppy sites like this available to provide you with the get up and go you need to make it through the day?

John K. Store

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  • Tomas

    Heck, it wouldn’t even allow me past that first Flash page. *sigh*

  • Fett101

    “If you’re a fan of John Kricfalusi — and who isn’t ”

    I isn’t.

  • geekd

    I am very interested in purchasing some t-shirts. However, I can’t figure out how to use that website.

    • Anonymous

      You click on a shirt, then click on it once it’s on one of the people, and then there’s a larger picture of the shirt’s design with a BUY NOW above it, on which you click.

  • Anonymous

    It doesn’t like Firefox, but loads fine in Safari.

  • planettom

    Even on the website, I can’t read what her t-shirt says.

    “YAY FOR ?????? GEEKS!” ???

  • Buckets McGaughey

    If this isn’t actually the worst website ever made, it’s certainly in the running.

    How does I work it?

  • RangerGordon

    @Standish beat me to it!

    In the states, Al Hirt’s trumpet arrangement of “Java” is likely most familiar in association with Jim Henson’s Muppets — the routine dates back to a 1966 episode of The Ed Sullivan Show.

    It was reprised several times over the years, including on an episode of The Muppet Show ten years later.

  • Standish

    Works OK for me.

    @planettom – That particular shirt says: ‘Yay for Cartoon Geeks’ (You can click on the shirt after you put it on the ‘model’ for a closer look.)

    The jaunty music is ‘Java’, familiar to (hearing) viewers of the BBC show for deaf kids, ‘Vision On’.

    • bunaen

      Figures. That’s a song only deaf kids could enjoy.

      • Donald Petersen

        Oh, I don’t know. My toes will be tappin’ all the way to work now.

        • bunaen

          Yeah. I know. I like the song too. I even like “It’s a Small World After All”.

          But I was trying to buy some shirts on that infuriating web site. And I just wasn’t up to facing that music for the interminable time it seemed to take.

          I take it back.

          I found another site where you can buy the guy’s stuff in peace.ina

  • KaiBeezy

    .
    that song
    where did i hear it?
    insouciant dancing monsters
    sesame?
    no, muppet
    yeah
    hd!
    .
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r395r7V7hjo
    .
    show it to a 5 year old
    if you don’t mind watching it
    138 times
    .

  • Frank W

    The graphics are awesome as always. But I’ll bookmark it for in case I’ll ever have to explain to a n008 why Flash is teh sux.

  • dole

    Bummed. I’d love a Sody Pop mens t-shirt. JohnK, halp!

  • bunaen

    Best viewed in Lynx

  • simonbarsinister

    Is that a drawing of Die Antwoord?

  • Razzabeth

    Cool website. Too bad it’s entirely non conducive to purchasing things.