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Rob Beschizza at 9:41 am Tue, Jan 18, 2011

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Ancestry.jpeg This lovely T-shirt design by Spiritgreen is on sale today at Woot. [via Laughing Squid]

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  • Rhonan

    Um, it’s Steampunk. Steampunk needs historical accuracy like a goldfish needs an airship. I’m just pleased to be ahead of Rob, as I already have my T-shirt.

  • Anonymous

    Uh guys (and gals), I don’t believe he is pedaling anything. The principle of a light cycle is that it’s built of “light” – no physical force necessary for locomotion (and perhaps not even for direction). However, from a historical perspective, the designer could have made him pedal the larger wheel.

  • awjtawjt

    Why isn’t he smoking a bubble pipe?

  • Anonymous

    To the poster who was insulted by the write up:

    The write up is written by the staff at woot and is not necessarily the opinion of the artist.

    Generally speaking woot’s write ups are snarky and/or filled with dark humor. Also the artists are often lambasted in the bio information.

    I found out about woot via boingboing about a year and a half ago. They are a great source for discount gear and great original shirts. Check out their reckoning section for their full catalog of shirts. http://shirt.woot.com/Reckoning/

  • Dave Faris

    Well, not “on sale today.” It’s for sale, at the Reckoning price of $15 +$5 s/h.

    • Jeremy Hill

      The $5 S&H is only for overnight or international.

  • Jon Silk

    I was just about to buy it. Then I realised that, if it’s a Penny Farthing, then he’s peddling the wrong wheel. Abort!

    • mdh

      i don’t see pedals. I see footrests. Let’s call this one creative anachronism.

    • dragonfrog

      Indeed – it took me a moment to figure out what was wrong with that picture. He needs to be waaay up over the front wheel.

      That thing would be safer than a safety bicycle…

      • EH

        Yeah, and the handlebars should be attached to the frame rather than the wheel. Shenanigans!

  • Tavie

    G-g-g-g-GENIUS.

  • Anonymous

    I was all set to click to order over at WOOT.

    Then I read the accompanying entry below it. How absolutely insulting. You’ve got to have some incredible set of brass ones to sell something relating to a film that people like me enjoyed, and then go on to blast the film and essentially relegate it’s fans to drooling idiots.

    Order cancelled. What unbelievable jerks.

  • Foom

    Sigh, they don’t ship to South Africa, it seems no-one ever does :(