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Description: This great woodworking design is perfect for anyone who loves working with their hands and cutting up wood, great for any professional or hobbyist woodworkers! If you've got anyone in your life who loves working with wood and making you special creations, they'll love wearing this awesome novelty woodworking gift while they work!
Description: A funny t-shirt for any software developer. Whether you're coding in Java, C++, Python, PHP, Go or any other language, we're sure you'll find this design relatable. A design that has the perfect blend of developer humor and sarcasm. A great gift idea for programmers and software developers, whether its for birthdays, Christmas, Fathers Day, Mothers Day or anniversaries. Also, there's a secret code hidden in the design. The binary code translates to "I Am A Computer God"
Description: This is Copter-Bob. He's a Musclecopter.... Musclecopters are like helicopters, but they have huge muscley arms, like Arnold Schwarzenegger when he was in Predator or The Terminator, or Sylvester Stallone in Demolition Man. Those movies were cool. Copter-Bob likes to take long walks on the beach, where he walks with his arms and he uses his fists as feet. He also likes to sit in nature and reflect on the nature of consciousness. He enjoys Jiu Jitsu, flying, rodeos, rock concerts, symphonies, and curling up at the hangar with a good book, fuel and a warm fire. Copter-Bob is an intellectual despite his brawny vibe. He's looking for a good time that could lead to something more serious. Hit him up! he's single and looking!
Description: Grooveshark was a web-based music streaming service owned and operated by Escape Media Group in the United States. Users could upload digital audio files, which could then be streamed and organized in playlists. The Grooveshark website had a search engine, music streaming features, and a music recommendation system. The legality of Grooveshark's business model, which permitted users to upload copyrighted music, remains undetermined. The company won a major lawsuit filed by Universal Music Group concerning use of Universal's pre-1972 recordings. Grooveshark was also sued for copyright violations by EMI Music Publishing, Sony Music Entertainment, and Warner Music Group.
