Yeah, I know it's mostly my fault, and I know there were all sorts of good reasons for the staggard releases, but I found this sale to be a lot less enjoyable than the standard "$10 for X amount of time" sale. First, I've been told that somehow shipping to me in Georgia is either more than or not a lot less than shipping to some people in England, which is kind of ridiculous, if accurate. This only furthered my disdain for ordering small batches of shirts. So when they released some shirts I wanted early on, I put them in my cart and waited. Slowly a handful more I wanted appeard, and they were carted as well. Now, Threadless has added a nice feature to warn you when stock of something in your cart is getting low. I got a few of those. Each time I thought, "Well, either they'll hold out or they won't. No sense rushing for one shirt I don't really want that bad." I actually got the warning a couple of times for some shirts, as I think they stumbled upon a few missing pieces. This encouraged me to wait.

Now we get to yesterday, the supposedly penultimate day of shirt releasing. Out of 12 shirts in the cart, we've lost 4 for sure. Acceptable attrition. Surely the last day will be replete with radiant releases to compensate my losses?

Nope. In fact, not only are there no new shirts, I lose another third of my cart (only one of which I heard about through email).

And to think if I'd've just given up I could've gotten most of what I wanted at the halfway mark. *sigh*

Okay, end of my whine (whinge?). You can go back to your regularly scheduled art theft and STP query blogs. :)

(Incidentally, Threadless has apparently removed the ability to use divs or spans in blogs, which pisses me right off, because I like using tooltips, dammit.)