lichme wrote:More like this


Moose, I havent added to the tracker, but I will if I get something unique.

I pictured the Happy Dance from Baseketball. Here is a link to the video

colonelcrap wrote:Attention!

I want to thank those soldiers who are out on the social networks representing the Woot army. Thanks to you, the operation did not turn into a boondoggle. Hopefully you were rewarded with a BRONCO OF CONNEX for your efforts. I heard that the more social you are, the more you may have been rewarded. Recruiting certainly has its benefits.
The deployment took place today and the supplies are moving to you now. Keep an eye on the perimeter and keep up the chatter.

As you were.

The Colonel

Thank you sir! may I have another

colonelcrap wrote:Attention!

I want to thank those soldiers who are out on the social networks representing the Woot army. Thanks to you, the operation did not turn into a boondoggle. Hopefully you were rewarded with a BRONCO OF CONNEX for your efforts. I heard that the more social you are, the more you may have been rewarded. Recruiting certainly has its benefits.
The deployment took place today and the supplies are moving to you now. Keep an eye on the perimeter and keep up the chatter.

As you were.

The Colonel

*salutes*

Awaiting rations, Sir!

Binoculars ready, Sir!

Awaiting further instructions, Sir!

lichme wrote:More like this, but ever so slightly manlier.

It's perfectly ok if you're dancing not manly. We are talking about excitement over bags of crap, after all. You can dance how you want to!

Its customary for me at this point to remind everyone that the anticipation is the very best part. Like all things in life, this is easily summed up in a Simpsons quote

"To the most beautiful moment in life, Better than a deed, better than a memory, the moment... of anticipation!"

rossa wrote:It's perfectly ok if you're dancing not manly. We are talking about excitement over bags of crap, after all. You can dance how you want to!

Damn it now this song is stuck in my head.

mikebbass wrote:Damn it now this song is stuck in my head.

I don't have access to see that right now, but I can only assume it is the same song that popped into my head. Safety Dance

lichme wrote:I don't have access to see that right now, but I can only assume it is the same song that popped into my head. Safety Dance

It always is. Always.

mikebbass wrote:Damn it now this song is stuck in my head.

Enjoy that.

lichme wrote:More like this, but ever so slightly manlier.

So, something like this then?

xavoc wrote:[]

So, something like this then?

ewwww.
where did you find a video of my dad doing that?

xavoc wrote:So, something like this then?

This is what I picture when I think of men dancing: arm swinging and chicken dancing. But maybe I've been to a few too many weddings with a high attendance of old men.

rossa wrote:This is what I picture when I think of men dancing: arm swinging and chicken dancing. But maybe I've been to a few too many weddings with a high attendance of old men.

Well, at lest they're not all pop-lock/robot dancing I expect...

xavoc wrote:Well, at lest they're not all pop-lock/robot dancing I expect...

I was also thinking perhaps the electric slide.

mikebbass wrote:
"To the most beautiful moment in life, Better than a deed, better than a memory, the moment... of anticipation!"

The first date is better than the 10th anniversary.

rossa wrote:This is what I picture when I think of men dancing: arm swinging and chicken dancing. But maybe I've been to a few too many weddings with a high attendance of old men.

where was this done? was i the only one that noticed at about 2:13 he was infront of cafe hell?

mossygreen wrote:I have no cats or pictures of cats, but, just out of curiosity, where do you host the pics you upload? I may be able to scrounge up an odd picture of woot-off lights in some context.

http://tinypic.com/?t=postupload

colonelcrap wrote:Attention!

I want to thank those soldiers who are out on the social networks representing the Woot army. Thanks to you, the operation did not turn into a boondoggle. Hopefully you were rewarded with a BRONCO OF CONNEX for your efforts. I heard that the more social you are, the more you may have been rewarded. Recruiting certainly has its benefits.
The deployment took place today and the supplies are moving to you now. Keep an eye on the perimeter and keep up the chatter.

As you were.

The Colonel

inkycatz wrote:I was also thinking perhaps the electric slide.

What, no breakdancing with a broom?

egoldj wrote:
Patiently awaiting my bag of carp. Do you think if we all upload pics it will make this page more active? Either way a good old cat pic can't hurt!

My cat likes to sleep in blankets, I made her a "cave", took her to it and a few minutes later she was asleep in it!

cheesefood75 wrote:I'm an XXL, and after seeing the woot staff in the videos I think I know why most bricks of cheddar have S, M and L shirts.

I'd love to get one of the shirts that says Woot! across the front, but so far I have only seen them in kids sizes.

Even the largest kids size is too small, and I'm only a medium adult.

colonelcrap wrote:Attention!

I want to thank those soldiers who are out on the social networks representing the Woot army. Thanks to you, the operation did not turn into a boondoggle. Hopefully you were rewarded with a BRONCO OF CONNEX for your efforts. I heard that the more social you are, the more you may have been rewarded. Recruiting certainly has its benefits.
The deployment took place today and the supplies are moving to you now. Keep an eye on the perimeter and keep up the chatter.

As you were.

The Colonel

Colonel, sir, you left a man down at the LinkedIn bunker. Respectfully, sir, I became an army of one and fought off unwanted job offers, exaggerating co-workers, and unprofessional family members. I fought and waited all day to be rescued by the BOhC link that never came. Sir, please don't forget about your battalion hunkered down in one of the most treacherous social networking sites in the entire web during the next birthday battle.

Respectfully,
Private joshaw

Went to update one of my Brigade of Campers on wootsack, and got an error.
"Error: Someone with the same username has already submitted a crap for this specific sale. Please ensure you have the correct sale date selected."

Dimensions and weight in! On both of mine.

One is 3.3 lbs and 14 x 14 x 14 inches.

The other is 4.6 lbs and 16 x 12 x 10

Unfortunately, expected ship date isn't until next Wednesday. Awe.. So long!

moosezilla wrote:where was this done? was i the only one that noticed at about 2:13 he was infront of cafe hell?

Takeo Ischi is standing in front of the Inncafe Hell in Kufstein, Austria. Hell in German means 'light' or 'bright'.

From lonelyplanet.com: "This central café opens onto a sunny terrace and whips up scrummy homemade strudel and walnut ice cream."

colonelcrap wrote:
....The deployment took place today and the supplies are moving to you now. Keep an eye on the perimeter and keep up the chatter.

As you were.

The Colonel

Also, thanks for the update, ColonelCrap! The troops anxiously await further deployment information from the ration distribution depot!

23.7 in. x 12.6 in. x 12.2 in. - 6.1lbs

14 in. x 10.7 in. x 8.6 in. at 2.7lbs

Due 7/21

pipscat wrote:Went to update one of my Brigade of Campers on wootsack, and got an error.
"Error: Someone with the same username has already submitted a crap for this specific sale. Please ensure you have the correct sale date selected."

had that happen once to me too. i just deleted the original (yes, i was the poster) then reposted the entire thing.

bdh008 wrote:Dimensions and weight in! On both of mine.

One is 3.3 lbs and 14 x 14 x 14 inches.

The other is 4.6 lbs and 16 x 12 x 10

Unfortunately, expected ship date isn't until next Wednesday. Awe.. So long!

I too have a package that is 4.6 lbs and 16 x 12 x 10... Though my expected ship date is this Saturday

moosezilla wrote:had that happen once to me too. i just deleted the original (yes, i was the poster) then reposted the entire thing.

Thanks! Resubmitted without any issues.

eight-years-of-crap - 3.3lbs - 14in x 10.2in x 8.6in

who-smell-just-like-you - 2.9lbs - 16.2in x 12.5in x 10.6in

feliz-crapleanos - 6.2lbs - 23.7in x 12.6in x 12.5in

in-your-crapday-suit - 2.9lbs - 14in x 10.7in x 8.6in

not-exactly-a-goodie-bag - 3lbs - 17.7in x 12.6in x 12.2in


All do here Friday (Most likely Thursday)



feliz-crapleanos - 6.2lbs... biggest I've ever gotten (that's what she said?)

Most of mine are tracking now, I've got two at 4.6 and two at 2.6. One more still in accounted for.

Ooh, just got updates on my three. 3.7, 4.4 and 4.9 lbs., respectively, due on the the 23rd. I'm excited and also expecting them to be identical! I may owe a coworker something for some electrical advice, though, so nothing will go to waste.

egoldj wrote:http://tinypic.com/?t=postupload

Thank you!

Just updated! One who-smell-just-like-you Pile of Crap weighing 5.9 lbs is due on 7/24. Dimensions are 16 x 12.5 x 10.6. Thanks Colonel and Woot Gods! We are in glorious anticipation!

13.7 in. x 10.7 in. x 8.6 in.

3.7 lbs...

7.1 lbs 16 in. x 12.5 in. x 10.6 in. due to arrive 7/23.

Interesting my 5th and final is not clocking in at 8.8 pounds

Looks like mine are pretty average

birthday-spanking-surprise: 2.4 lbs, 15.7x12.2x10.6
in-your-crapday-suit: 2.9 lbs, 14x10.7x8.8
crap-if-I-want-to: 3.8 lbs, 14.4x14.2x14

All set to arrive next Tuesday (which hopefully means Monday)

Looks like 4.7 lbs of Eight-Years-of-Crap heading my way, in a not-quite-cubic box of 14.6 in. x 14.5 in. x 13.7 in.

Looking forward to my Basket of Cats!

we-eight-the-crap

2.7 pounds... 15.7x12.5x10.6

One of the lightest I have ever had.