Pirate Camp
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Submitted on:
Jan 25 '11
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Average score:
2.12 from 647 votes
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mitchloidolt on Jan 25 '11 :D! awesome
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really cool.
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Very cool!
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ir0cko on Jan 25 '11 nice
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L-M-N-O-P on Jan 25 '11 Awesome. Would have preferred the warmer color scheme, but it's still pretty sweet.
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boostr29 on Jan 25 '11 cool! :)
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goood!
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Cool style!
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ben chen on Jan 26 '11 cool~~!!!!!
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alexmdc on Jan 26 '11 nice work!
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Great final product, looks great!
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Mr-R on Jan 26 '11 Very nice!!!
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Very nice!!
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FRICKINAWESOME on Jan 26 '11 This is such a good skull design/fake camp shirt it burns deep within my One-Eyed Willy soul to own it.
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FRICKINAWESOME on Jan 26 '11 This is such a good skull design/fake camp shirt it burns deep within my One-Eyed Willy soul to own it.
5$$$$ |
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speakerine on Jan 26 '11 nice!!
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i love this! $5
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YaaH on Jan 26 '11 (\_/)
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see this printing...
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Very nice one!
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badbasilisk on Jan 26 '11 sweetness!!
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this will print on monday, april 25, 2011. 5$
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NIIIIIIIIIICE
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this is cool :) loove pirates. looove skulls.. perfect.
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awesome!
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WanderingBert on Jan 26 '11 Thanks everyone!
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wicked.
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5
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ISABOA on Jan 27 '11 i'd buy that
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nice..
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MadCobra on Jan 28 '11 5$
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Nice idea!
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ndikol on Jan 31 '11 awesome :D
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Really awesome shirt...where can I buy one!!
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mreisel on Jan 31 '11 Love it? How did you get the great stippling airbrush effect?
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band-it on Jan 31 '11 suuuuuuuuuuch a cool style. so slick
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Fascinating info to fascinate and inform...
The Jolly Roger is any of various flags flown to identify a ship's crew as pirates. The flag most usually identified as the Jolly Roger today is the skull and crossbones- shown here in campfire form.
The year 1687 refers the earliest known record of a skull and crossbones design described in a log book currently held in the National Library of France.