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aw this is cute and I like the story behind it. =]
haha and the scientific reindition of the female is just beautiful! |
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I like this. The idea is very nice, and I like the look of the turtle. What a helpeful comment, I know... 4.
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This is cute! They could all have a thought bubble with the female tortoise in it so everyone would know they are looking for Lonesome George's future wife. :D
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For whatever reason I thought 40K was the maximum size you could submit an image at. So I apologize for the grainy appearance. The original is far cleaner.
Thank you for the comments. |
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fantastic illustration!! Great story and meaning behind it too... i hope George finds that wife!! poor George :(
$5$5$5$5$5 |
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The seal on the back is the best thing EVER! Just look at her jont and folly!!! $5 and $5 for every friend I have!!!
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awhhh... if i had this tee i couldnt resist tellin all my friends th story behind it... which is what i love about threadless... the MEANING!!
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Excellent design...unfortunately it clashes with the t-shirt colour! a potentially good t-shirt ruined by fact it is camouflaged!
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SINGLE MALE TORTOISE looking for a single
female Pinta tortoise – any female Pinta tortoise.
I’m not picky! I enjoy martial arts movies, watching
Blossum re-runs, and unicorns. I dislike wasps, bad
oral hygiene, and scratchy underwear. Give me a call.
I’m lonely.
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Brief info on Lonely George:
Lonesome George is the last known survivor of a species of giant tortoise that once thrived on the island of Pinta in the Galapagos. The Pinta island tortoises were believed extinct until 1971 when National Park wardens discovered a single male tortoise on the island (George). And for the last 35 years scientists have been unsuccessfully trying to find a female Pinta tortoise to mate with George in hopes of preventing his species from going extinct.
More info can be found at:
http://www.pettortoise.co.uk/lonesome_george.php
Note: this design was meant to be a caricature of Lonesome George. It’s not supposed to be anatomically correct.