This is the shirt that broke my will to resist the Threadless sale.

I love the cow's pissy expression. Ill-tempered cows deserve to be eaten!

Saw it. Needed it. Bought it.

I love this shirt's element of Hitchcockian suspense. As soon as the sale hit, I snapped it up.

This is adorable, but I just purchased "A Voyage of Discovery," so I don't think I'll be investing in another "using paper to make nifty shapes" shirt.

I definitely can't picture a teamster sporting this shirt...

Something about freaky zombie chickens with a plan warms my heart. Can't wait to start sportin' this design around town.

Penguin + blow torch + $10 = perfection

So every time Threadless has a sale, I'm always tempted to buy more shirts. Sometimes I succeed in saving my money, but other times that one shirt comes along which demands to be bought (along with several other shirts, of course...cost-effective shipping, right?). This time around, "Birds & The Bees" was the shirt that forced me to pull out my wallet. Someday I'll learn how to save money...

This shirt + sparkly black nail polish = irresistibility

Oh man, I caaaaaaan't wait for my shirt to arrive. I'd been resisting placing an order on some other shirts for several weeks, but as soon as I saw this shirt Tuesday, I whipped out my Visa. Later I clicked on the artist's name, and it turns out that apparently I'm a big fan of his work, judging by the number of 5's and $5's I've given his other designs. Groovy.

Even better? Buying one shirt clearly validated buying others, you know, because of shipping costs and whatnot (...right? I can't be the only one who uses this idea to spend money on more shirts), so soon I'll be sportin' "Mama's Boy" and "Paper Tiger," too.