YMCK

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author: blinski
date: on Apr 2, 2012
time: at 08:42:04

love it and want it!

author: TheMika
date: on May 1, 2011
time: at 23:13:59

Heh, I just realised how funny it is that there are threads on the Threadless website...

author: Mister Edwards
date: on Mar 31, 2011
time: at 19:56:18

Its a thumbs up from me, nice!

author: tennisfan2808
date: on Feb 23, 2011
time: at 10:25:27

i love this design very much, but i'm so disappointed that when i bought it, the S size is big. It's almost 2 inches wider than the other tees i bought from threadless :(

author: robic
date: on Feb 19, 2011
time: at 08:03:44

ymck :D

author: Skenns
date: on Jan 7, 2011
time: at 12:43:36

One, this shirt is Effin' Nerdy & Effin' Ridonkulous! I LOVE IT!!

Second, your nerd lesson for the day. The K in CMYK stands for Key and references the fact that the key plate is printed with black ink (usually). The key plate was/is used when printing was/is done with plates to make up the image. All of the other colors are "keyed" off of the key plate. For more info, look up Offset Printing.

Third, I'm a complete nerd.

author: geektechnu
date: on Dec 29, 2010
time: at 23:00:17

The design is a play on YMCA (the song) and CMYK (the color system used in printing).

Y = Yellow
M = Magenta
C = Cyan
K = Key (black)

You can see that each of the guys in the design is printed in the color that matches their respective letter.

author: Steven Rice
date: on Dec 29, 2010
time: at 09:00:01

Got it and I will wear it to my next karaoke

author: aONEdollarHO
date: on Dec 8, 2010
time: at 18:58:06

Love the shirt!!! But ..... Is this supposed to be a joke of "YMCA" song of is a a tribute type of song of YMCK, the Japanese band, they use the same colors in their logo as the figures in this shirt.

author: Empire_of_the_Mad_Monk
date: on Dec 8, 2010
time: at 10:51:08

@yunsuk- furthermore, CMYK is the order that full-color plates are printed.... cyan, magenta, yellow, then the last ink on top is black.... so, to mix them up is just a real whiz-bang whacky thing to do