I like this design, but I like this one better:

http://www.thegiantpeach.com/_cart2.0/customer/product.php?productid=24746&cat=529&page=1

I assume the Gallery Fifty 24SF shirt predates the Cutter Fish only because I saw the 24SF one first. However, I make no claims about who ganked whom. Anyway, that's my two cents.

Uncle Martha

I LOVE this shirt. This is the only shirt I've considered buying more than one of. If there were any XXLs left, I'd send one to my brother (whether he wanted it or not). While I'd like to see a reprint, I'm a bit concerned about how the design will look on colored shirts (assuming that they wouldn't reprint it on white). Anyway, as I said, I love this shirt. Well done.

I can't help but think of that band when I see (and now wear) this shirt. An excellent design, I LOVE it. It's my great pleasure to wear it.

Admittedly, I'm kind of a chump for designs that feature cute girls, but this one just rocks on so many levels. The illustration is that perfect balance of finish and sketchy-ness. Just great.

Thanks for the wonderful design (and charcoal is the perfect color choice for this design).

So, I got one and I must say that it looks good even on heather-grey. I'll be interested to see what colors come up on reprints. What a great design, I LOVE it!

"Jellyfish Heaven is not like Japan,
Jellyfish Heaven is not like Thailand,
Jellyfish Heaven...
Is a lot...
Like L.A."

Makes me think of the Dead Milkmen every time I see this shirt. Maybe I should just get it already.

If only you could take yourself MORE seriously! Whether or not Mr Vonnegut would like this shirt is quite beside the point. As far as it being a reference, it's just barely that. It's sufficiently weird to echo the feeling one sometimes gets reading Vonnegut, but trying to make it "mean something" is a useless endeavor.

I love this design, but I also wish that it had been printed on something besides heather-grey. Ugh. But what'cha gonna do? I'm buying one anyway.

Who wouldn't like to wear such a darling shirt? I know it's not really a Kaonashi, but it looks sufficiently like one that that's what I'm calling it. If only cash were no object...