For those of you who have been mystified by my references in past posts to “Sawing for Teens”, I have now located the original animated short from National Film Board of Canada which contains the reference. I hope this gives the reader some insight into the sort of things I find funny. Let me know if it tickles your funny bone too. I think a Carpentry Way ‘Sawing for Teens’ T-shirt could be an idea for the future…
https://www.nfb.ca/film/big_snit/embed/player
The Big Snit by Richard Condie, National Film Board of Canada
Chris
Great cartoon! Sharon Condie is a genius for those backgrounds! I didn't quite catch the name of the trade school, but I would be interested in taking some classes.
Thanks for that.
Tom
I had one. A sweatshirt that I bought at the NFB store in Winnipeg. My pal Mike and I called condie in about 1986 about a year after the animation was born. We asked him if we could buy the rights to the t-shirts, but he said that he had signed them to the NFB. About 1988 I walked into the NFB store, somewhere down the street from Portage and Main (on Main I think) and bought the sawing for teens white sweatshirt with the clown sporting a saw through his head on the front. Interetsing talking about it now, I was searching for a replacement, that shirt long gone. Cheers, doctorgonedon
Don,
thanks for your post – it helped me discover that the link to the video was dead, so I was able to fix it.
Still liking the idea of a t-shirt..
~C