Well, it was his programmer's fault for making him turn like pac-man, and since the programmer was the the one going "THUD" most of the time, no harm done, eh? But that title sequence brings back memories ... oh no, it's morning and people are turning on their coffee-makers and .... [sputter ... fade]

No Mac clients? what on earth were they thinking ... sorry Joel, but if you set up teams on any other worthy projects please post about them and count me in, but these guys really need to make use of the fastest growing personal computing platform - my apologies to Linux and Windows users, I am an unashamed Mac fanboy).

Sorry for the lack of context in my last comment ... the linguistic reason I find the t-shirts funny and surreal is that to an Arabic speaker they can parse rather "oddly" ... e.g., "Gooey Defeegin" or "Zee Fell-feet Andar-gerawoond"

The joy division shirt is fun, but the Velvet Underground shirt is very funny (you can see it on Flickr. I had to blog about it under the heading "not a terrorist" since it's such a cool photo. For all the Arabic-speakers out there, I hope the even more hilarious ambiguities of pronunciation are as fun for you as they were for me. Thanx Xeni!