T Shirt Hell

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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by mechurchlady » Tue Oct 17, 2006 12:33 am

I am an SG so what do you really expect me to do? Sit down, shut up and hold on tight while not exitting the vehicle? For me the SG there is no such thing as telling me what to do then expecting me to do it. Site management is an exception as they are scarier that security at parks but not as ugly.


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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by goose » Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:25 am

I like that site. I have a "VonBitch" shirt.

The only shirts that really, truly offend me are the "suicide bomber" and "I (plane) NY." I think you can joke about everything, but those shirts are tasteless and they're both good if you want to get your ass kicked.

Well...the baby shirts are pretty tasteless too. If you want to put something nasty on your shirt, that's your choice. But putting it on a baby is messed up. If you put your baby in one of those outfits, you're probably a shitty parent.



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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by IndyandMarion » Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:57 am

Great shirts. Nothing I'd wear though.

Something tells me we shouldnt tell church about Foamy. . .


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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by Main Streeter » Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:55 pm

I'm sticking with my "Save A Stray" shirts. Kinda says it all...with a double entendre. ;) :D:



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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by mechurchlady » Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:39 pm

What is Foamy as I thought that was a shaving cream that went out of business.

http://www.tshirthell.com/emailhell.htm

Now that is fun. I enter lots of sweepstakes and that would be so fun to put on a form. Can you see putting that on a resume : [email protected]

I have been to the site a couple years back and they have a contest or two to enter to win crappy shirts.


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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by ThunderCat » Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:13 pm

IndyandMarion wrote:Something tells me we shouldnt tell church about Foamy. . .
Hush, boy.



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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by kurtisnelson » Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:26 pm

mechurchlady wrote:My Mexican grandmother fought the school district so her American born daughter would be taught in a school building instead of a tent.

My father's mother has a lineage going back over 300 year to Quakers who were abolitionist and on the underground railroad.

I have to see the sinners so I can tell you that they are sinners and I leave it in God's hands. I wonder if they defile the American flag also and spit on African Americans and other races. This is a shame a disgrace. Scum bags like that should be tied to a tree on a short leash, neutered and treated worse than an unloved junk yard dog. Feed them water and dog chow.
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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by Main Streeter » Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:36 pm

OOOH, good ol Foamy. :D: Due a search. You'll find Foamy.



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Re: T Shirt Hell

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Re: T Shirt Hell

Post by Main Streeter » Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:49 pm

mechurchlady wrote:My Mexican grandmother fought the school district so her American born daughter would be taught in a school building instead of a tent.
My father's mother has a lineage going back over 300 year to Quakers who were abolitionist and on the underground railroad.
So your grandmother played a role in Brown v The Board of Education - 1939, or was she a part of Mendez et al. v Westminster et al - 1946? Both were U S landmark cases! Impressive. Among abolitionist with the Underground RR would have been the Shreave/Davis Families. They were not Quakers. Not many abolitionists were.



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