I'd been thinking about this pun for a while – mixing the giant Ohmu from Nausicaä with Omu-rice (egg and rice omelets from Japan). I set to work designing it and think it turned out really well!
Check it out on Teepublic.com! The default link goes to the tan color, but I like the soft-green best.
Tags: Art, food, ghibli, japanese, japanese food, ohmu, omurice, RPS, teepublic, tshirtIf you want to learn more about my professional background, click here to learn more.
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| First, always learn what coverage you get for free from the manufacturer. |
| When offered an extended warranty, make sure you understand the basics. |
| They want you to buy it, but is it as easy to use as they say? |
| Know beforehand what circumstances and terms put the purchase of a warranty in your favor |
| Once you need to use the warranty, make sure you know the steps to take. |
| Finally, learn why you should even bother with this mess. |
| Now it's time to make the decision of whether to buy or not. |
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Products you purchase in the store almost always have warranties already. Depending on how good it is, you could be completely wasting your money buying an extended one when the default one will do.
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[Click for full description]Once it's time to use your warranty, make sure you know how to navigate the system.
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[Click for full description]In the end, how do you decide whether to buy the warranty or not?
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