Never Tell Me The Odds Baseball T-Shirts

Seriously, never tell me the odds.

Never Tell Me The Odds /// Typographic Design

Never Tell Me The Odds. Inspired by the 1980 movie "Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back". Please note that the print is deliberately distressed to give an aged, retro appearance.

Also, let the wookie win.

If you or your geek friends playing against a difficuly Game Masterin a game of pathfinder or dnd, get this dice set shirt to let him know that Never tell you the odds in a RPG tabletop game, as the d20 die might just roll a 20!

Even if they are approximately 3,720 to 1

Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back C-3PO: Sir, the odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field is approximately three-thousand-seven-hundred-twenty to one! Han Solo: Never tell me the odds!

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Never tell me the odds! Because I don’t like facts. Or math.

Han Solo!

In the immortal words of the scruffy looking Nerf Herder, “Never tell me the odds...”

Ham and Chewy look for a way to secure snacks for the galaxy.

Shut him up or shut him down.

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You don't want to hear the odds. But if anyone else wants to know, they can just look at your shirt. They'll probably be pretty impressed too, because those are some pretty long odds. But you don't care about such things...

Famous Quote in Movie

Cool design featuring a starship, a smuggler and the words Never Tell Me the Odds. Fitting for Star Wars fans and movie lovers in general. Fitting for Star Wars day on May 4th, May the Fourth Be With You. You can give it as a gift to your friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, father, mother or relative who loves scifi and Star Wars.

There are people out there who haven't had the privilege of experiencing the original trilogy, at least not through official channels. Why? Because they were born too late and it hasn't been released on blu ray without the silly special edition scenes. Some of us vintage geeks remember, though, and fondly reminisce about a more civilized age.

Cool design featuring out favorite space pirate and the words Never Tell Me the Odds. Fitting for Star Wars fans and movie lovers in general. Fitting for Star Wars day on May 4th, May the Fourth Be With You. You can give it as a gift to your friend, boyfriend, girlfriend, father, mother or relative who loves scifi and Star Wars.

Semi abstract portrait of a successful man, doing his poker face and ignoring the odds.

Han Solo Never Tell Me the Odds T-shirt

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Life requires you to take risks and roll the dice. The odds may never be in your favor, but if you knew the odds, you'd never go for it. So, tell every naysayer to shut it while you pilot your life on your own terms. Good luck at the sabacc table. You just might fly home in a Falcon.

Shut him up or shut him down.

Never tell me the odds!

As requested, the popular design now in blue!

Who hasn't had Aces cracked by the mighty seven, two off suit! For fans of poker, Texas Hold'em and bad beats!

World of Warcraft Odds - 33 1/3 Repeating Of course

NEVER, EVER, EVER TELL ME THE ODDS.

Fun digital illustration paying homage to old skool tattoo flash and that galaxy far, far away. One for the scoundrels. Star Wars and Rad.

Wise words from the galaxy's most lovable space pirate.

Never Tell Me the Odds

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The Hoth asteroid field, also referred to as the Anoat Asteroid Belt and Hoth Belt, was an especially wide swath of countless free-ranging planetesimals confined to a set orbit. Located at the outermost edge of the Hoth system—the far end terminating in the Anoat system—within the Anoat sector of the Greater Javin region of the Outer Rim Territories, the Hoth asteroid field was the resulting effect of a collision millions of years prior to the Galactic Civil War between what were once the system's two farthest outlying planets. Large and rocky in composition, the planets were fractured into scattered chunks of debris that were strewn throughout the system and eventually were pulled into erratic orbits.