How do some people get in to the parks with "adult" shirts?

[hobie16]

That Poor Girl!!!!! She is clearly having an allergic reaction from the sun that causes swelling Hobie, QUICK!!!! Throw her a muumuu!!!!!! ;)

Hang on, I'm looking for my I Support Single Moms t-shirt.

[Main Streeter]

Hang on, I'm looking for my I Support Single Moms t-shirt.

You probably gave this tee shirt away when checking bars earlier in tribute to National Tequilla Day. :D:

[TeamUBR]

Hey Hobie. Where's your aloe?

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[PatchOBlack]

Okay, now that I've seen the picture of the t-shirt in question, I would put it as "PG-13" at most. A bit crude, but the "joke" would go over the head of most young children. I would be more concerned with ones that had bad language on them.

[TechieSidhe]

I think it's an issue of people having a lack of situational awareness. Just because it's okay to wear out drinking with your buddies, doesn't mean it's okay to wear at a family theme park. Sadly, if you go back and look in these people's closets, probably all the shirts they have contain references to body parts, recreational drugs, or crude jokes,and they probably don't have the introspection to say "self, this may not be appropriate for where we're going." I know people like this. If it's not their work clothes, it's all joke t-shirts and inappropriate clothing. Taking them out to a nice place to eat or visit is embarrasing because they don't understand dressing that way isn't acceptable in certain situations and they honestly believe that people should just accept that's how they dress and deal with it.

In their social circles, the shirt is probably hilarious and acceptable. But it's like visiting another country, what's okay in the United States may be vastly insulting somewhere else.

Before I leave the house every day, I look in the mirror and ask myself if this is how I want people to see me.

[bookbabe]

I think it's an issue of people having a lack of situational awareness. Just because it's okay to wear out drinking with your buddies, doesn't mean it's okay to wear at a family theme park.

Like my good friend's skin-tight "I'd f*ck me" t-shirt? She's a married, 40+ yr old tech consultant for a hospital, and can't figure out why guys spend all their time staring at her chest. (Granted, she doesn't wear it to work, but she has worn it out grocery shopping.)

[drcorey]

Like my good friend's skin-tight "I'd f*ck me" t-shirt? She's a married, 40+ yr old tech consultant for a hospital, and can't figure out why guys spend all their time staring at her chest. (Granted, she doesn't wear it to work, but she has worn it out grocery shopping.)

go to the parks during gay days and see the crap they wear. I'd rather see 2 huge sweating breasts then a bunch of homo slogans.

[shilohmm]

Never been bothered by a t-shirt in the parks, but when we were on the boat going over to Tom Sawyer's Island, this guy with tattoos walked straight over to stand by middle daughter and I (the boat was crowded, he wasn't being rude by moving in on us). He had a naked lady splayed out on the arm facing us right at eye level. Happily, daughter was too busy trying to get a good look at the island to notice.

[NemoRanger]

go to the parks during gay days and see the crap they wear. I'd rather see 2 huge sweating breasts then a bunch of homo slogans.

While some of the shirts the guys wear are a little much. One of my favorite things to do during gay days is to check out all the cool and creative shirts.

[Darksin]

...I guess this means I shouldn't wear my "Piss me off one more time.... I WILL rip off your head, spit down your throat then use your skull like a sock-puppet!" T-shirt then! ;)