News from T-shirt Hell
There is much sick stuff at T-shirt Hell, a proud sponsor of United Possums. I buy their stuff, especially the "crippled" tees. The second ex-wife may have put me into the wind because of irreverance. Having a sense of humor about disability was apparently prohibited. I married a Democrat.
This is not for children. Parents who monitor their kids' activities on the Net should be advised, and act accordingly. The rest of you should be ashamed.
Go here: http://www.tshirthell.com/miscpages/newsletter_031306.htm or click the link.
This is not for children. Parents who monitor their kids' activities on the Net should be advised, and act accordingly. The rest of you should be ashamed.
Go here: http://www.tshirthell.com/miscpages/newsletter_031306.htm or click the link.
11 Comments:
Those jokes were terrible with a capital "T", which rhymes with "Me"... now where was I going with that...? Anyway, a strange site with a strange author with strange T-shirts. (I liked the one with the hanging jackass. Made me feel proud to be an elephant.) Oh well, it's wide, wonderful and WEIRD world.
Regards...
That would be "a" wide, wonderful... etc., etc., etc.
(I must have slipped into the musical dimension or something.)
I cringe at the offerings of T-shirt Hell. Since they got bashed here, I stand for them. They are sick puppies, but they make me laugh. I am not mentally healthy, either.
Parents, guard your children. For the rest, it's on the way, as the tank gunners say. Duck! and cover those children!
I have a bad habit of becoming Julie Andrews singing "The Sound of Music" when I want to annoy someone.
Combine "The Sound of Music" with the report of a .308 rifle, and go for the harmony.
Life is a funny place, when we practice life instead of the culture of Mohammed's death.
Dare me.
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OLA, I need a link. I was half-asleep when I said "unashamedly", but I need the HTML to go look at new fancy duds.
Ululation is a lot of fun, if one knows how to do it properly. It's a love secret of the Orient, and closely held.
March 19, 2006 3:03 PM
My deleted comments reveal a sense of propriety, despite common perception.
Why don't you set up your comments so once something is deleted nothing remains?
Y'know, none of this:
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Are you reading the sick stuff, Jack? How do you do that? I'm getting paranoid.
I thought deletions are forever. This headbanger music must have a grip on me.
The trotting Possum:
You're getting paranoid?! HA!!! You've elevated it to an art form, my brother...but as I'm sure you know, "just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean that they're NOT out to get you".
Love ya, man. Anyway, it's only the magic of HTML...
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