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Has anyone else seen the cover? What the crap?
https://img18.imageshack.us/img18/92...oplewhaaaa.jpg
...Beer and crack, I swear to god. It's the only explanation.
I'm going with crappy photoshop skills more then anything else.
And plagiarism. That Cylon-football thingy looks an awful lot like a copyright infringement suit (or somesuch) in the making.
Now you see maybe you're not too far off, looks like the evil cylon ball has 3 docking ports, these are obviously to hook up with the cylinder of DOOM. Since the year 2000, aliens in human form have been using the space shuttle to ferry all the worlds booze & drugs to the cylinder of DOOM where its being sythetically modified for the evil cylon ball people to imbibe, this will bring them out of their century long torpor...Just long enough for them to save one human, (D.M.Courtney! They are evil after all), before they destroy earth!
Now wtf are the publishers? I'm gonna get paid!
I hear the ladies can't get enough of hot studs in moon shirts:
https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...WolfShirts.jpg
The following is from the BBC web site:
"When I put this T-shirt on for the first time, my wife left me! Thank you, Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt,"
another said that
"the Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt gave me a +10 resistance to energy attacks, +8 Strength... and I have successfully solved 7 crimes in my city".
Amazon's senior manager of community content, Russell Dicker, said the T-shirt was currently the top selling item in their clothing store.
"The Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt recently moved up 2,300% in sales rank," he said. "We are grateful that our reviewers are so passionate."
Publicity shy
However, the firm which actually makes the T-shirt appeared less than pleased at some of the comments.
"The Mountain is a wholesale company and does not sell shirts on Amazon, so this viral assault went under our radar until the shirt made it into the top 10 in the Amazon apparel section," they said in a posting on the Amazon site.
"We appreciate humour as much as the next company, but we don't approve of some of the remarks.
"Not everyone can start out at the top and not everyone from our neck of the woods lives in a trailer or cruises Walmart to hook up."
I guess we're a little late to the Three Wolf Moon party; by the time the New York Times has written it up, it's jumping the shark. (Or nuking the fridge, if you will.)