I avoid all logo-branding myself, but I think mottos and designs are kosher, if true and/or hilarious.
I myself own garments, not with your petty and false descriptions, but commands! My glow-in-the-dark underwear with “Kiss Me!” written on it has found sadly little use, but everyone loves a “Kiss the Cook!” apron.
Er, how can you tell that “they’ve probably never even done the activity”? The only indicator you’re using is body, so unless you see plenty of paraplegic people wearing clothes like that, it’s doubtful you could know.
Heh. Back in the late seventies, I had a T-shirt which read, “Let’s Boogie.” I can assure you all that I have neverboogied in this lifetime . . . nor any other.
Well, to be honest, the shirt was the only good thing I got out of a relationship with a hatchet faced bitch. She went to Australia for 6 weeks, and brought me back 2 things
The t-shirt
A half used bottle of CK for men (I asked who used it, and she said she did. Lying whore. She dumped me the next day.)
And no, I’m not bitter I’m with the bestest girlie in the world now and I still have a kick-ass t-shirt. She could have been swallowed into a hellmouth for all I care
Many of you seem to of misunderstood my original post. I meant people that wear shirts calling themselves life guards when they arn’t just to look cool or something. Wearing shirts for say the Redskins or comic book heros that you have a personal liking for or that are special to you. It words on shirts especially largly written name brands that bothers me.
Many of you seem to of misunderstood my original post. I meant people that wear shirts calling themselves life guards when they arn’t just to look cool or something. Wearing shirts for say the Redskins or comic book heros that you have a personal liking for or that are special to you. It words on shirts especially largly written name brands that bothers me.
Oh and kudos to to TwisofFate for not only having a shirt saying “Grease Me Up, Woman!” but wearing it as well.