Le Tits Now - SNL Celebrity Jeopardy Let It Snow

I'll take "Le Tits Now" for 800.

If you found this ornament, I'm guessing you remember the hilarious SNL 40th Anniversary Celebrity Jeopardy Skit where “Sean Connery” intentionally mispronounces the category “Let It Snow”. People who get it will find it hilarious!

This ornament prints fine with a 0.4mm nozzle. Since there is only one color per layer, it prints fine with or without an AMS. If you choose multiple colors, an AMS will of course be required).

Check out the rest of our collection of Funny Christmas Ornaments! We also have a NSFW Funny Christmas Collection if you like edgier holiday humor. Also check out our Pretty Christmas Baubles and Ornaments from Christmas Movies and Specials.

Tips and Tricks for ‘flat’ AMS designs like this:

• For this type of print, I recommend matte filaments, especially for white and other light colors because they are more opaque.
• My designs allow you to switch the backing color. I recommend using white unless you are sure your top colors will not show through.
• Missing a filament color? You can always print it white and use a permanent marker to color it in.
• For the smoothest top surface, I recommend flipping the design over and using a plate with excellent adhesion. I always reserve my newest SuperTack plate for the most detailed designs. Your print will only be as good as your first layer, so keep a close eye and restart if needed.
• Printing each layer with colors in order from lightest to darkest is best. My prints are set up to do this, but if you use different colors you can adjust the filament sequence in the plate settings.
• For detailed designs, a 0.2mm nozzle is a must - even though it seems painfully slow!
• In the Global slicer settings, enabling the “Interface shells” option under the “Strength” tab can help your prints look sharp. (If you don’t see this option, turn on “Develop Mode” in the slicer preferences).
• Another slicer setting to try is in the Quality tab in the Advanced section. Select “Not applied” for the “Only one wall on top surfaces” option.