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Funded! This project successfully raised its funding goal on November 24, 2011.

Thank You!

Update #3 · Nov 26, 2011 · comment

Thanks to everyone who helped us not just meet but exceed our goal! You guys rock! Our plan is to use the money to pay for the show, maybe spend a bit at the after party on the day of our opening, and then whatever is left over we'll be donating to WFMU, so you've not just helped us but the station too!

We're focused on preparing for the show now, but as soon as the opening is over we will return to the kickstarter campaign and make sure we get your rewards mailed out as soon as possible. We'd love to see everyone at the opening, of course, and if you gave $100 or more and are getting an exhibition print you can pick it out then. If you can't make it, we'll get you .jpgs of all the photos and you can pick whichever one you want. Thanks again, and I hope to see everyone on December 3!

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  • Pledge $20 or more

    1 backer

    Pupal Paul level - Get a signed post card from the show and an on-air thank you during the opening party broadcast.

    Estimated delivery: Dec 2011
  • Pledge $50 or more

    3 backers

    Snowy the War Bear level - For $50, contributors will receive a full pack of Thunk Tank's official alternate currency, the Beib. These high-quality bills are legal tender for all thunk-related transactions, and will prove invaluable in the coming Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic future. Bills included in the set are: $25 (the Skull Sandwich), $50 (the Pedobear), $100 (the Unicorn), $200 (the Putin), $500 (the Cthulu).

    Estimated delivery: Dec 2011
  • Pledge $100 or more

    3 backers

    Putin level - For $100, a patron will receive an exhibition print of his or her choice. These signed photographs will be welcome additions to any discerning art-lovers collection, and are sure to at least maintain value over the coming years, until the arrival of our impending Mad Max-style post apocalyptic future, at which point they can either be placed in altars and worshiped as vengeful gods and granters of good fortune, or used as valuable tinder during a cold nuclear winter night.

    Estimated delivery: Dec 2011