just buy some generic ones from primark.

GoreBastard wrote:FinalThoughts, your signature pic is fucking ace.

Cheers! It is good isn't it

Why do loads of "trendy people's" shirts have random years on them. Ones like 1966 i get though some are strange like 1973 (watergate?), maybe i should get one that has 1707 or 1066 on it something

Act of Union...one for iain

boovidge wrote:just buy some generic ones from primark.

Nah, Primark T-shirts shrink so you can only every wear them thrice.

TORSO wrote:Why do loads of "trendy people's" shirts have random years on them. Ones like 1966 i get though some are strange like 1973 (watergate?), maybe i should get one that has 1707 or 1066 on it something

I saw one with Hendrix on it and a bunch of writing saying things like 'Live fast, die young' on them. I hate that shite. Mr. Men and Muppets T-shirts are all the rage now. As are Danger Mouse and Thundercats T-shirts.

There is also the Iron Maiden, Metallica and Motorhead etc which have rhinestones or something on them

A shop that did obscure political figures would be good why have a murderer like Che on a shirt when you could have Nevile Chamberlain haha

I just think they should have done with it and come out with Swastika ones. It'd make for an excellent T-shirt design:



These T-shirts annoy me primarily because people tend to know nothing about what is written on them. My sister bought me a Nuclear-Free New Zealand one and I wore it until the nice man who used to sell me booze at the Co-op had a go at me for it. 'I didn't think you'd be into all that shite, Iain!' I never knew what Nuclear-Free New Zealand was at the time but the T-shirt has not been worn since.

Swastika shirts were actually all the rage in the 70's apparntly...Anarchist silly people

Bit much, yeah.

Obscure Nazis would be far more tongue in cheek.