i kind of really like it, but i cant decide if i actually wanna own it... i dont really fancy having to explain it to people...

You don't need to... "I just like the way it looks" is a fabulously vague explanation/justification. And if someone comes up and whispers "hey... I think your shirt hints at homosexuality" you can nod extravagantly and say "hmm... interesting observation."



That's so what I would do.

good call man, i think im gonna have to get this once i get some other shirts im waiting on. i just hope they dont sell out before i can get some points for the pics...

I didn't notice the ass-sniffing one until you pointed it out either! haha. But ass-sniffing is behaviour common in most animals, regardless of sexual orientation. Probably especially in lions. They have a Jacobson's Organ. If anyone makes a crack about ass-sniffing (no pun intended) just tell them that if they had a Jacobson's Organ they'd be sniffing ass too, so shut up. :)



(Great shirt - I wish I hadn't just bought three. ...Do I have to be gay to wear this? Cause it's a pretty awesome shirt regardless.)

Yes. You must be gay to wear this. If a heterosexual person attempts to put on the t-shirt, it's like the end of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.



Good God man - don't do it!

OMG this shirt is so straight.



Can gay people wear this?

But how would anyone know I was heterosexual? I suppose it's the principle. Ah well. That's 17$ and international shipping saved then. :)



Krakaboom I don't think you have to be straight to be wear that, but I can't see why anyone who wasn't would want to. I'm straight and I don't want to wear it either. But, speaking for heterosexuals in general I see no point stopping anyone gay wearing it.

I'm straight and I'm going to wear it. I'll wear it cos I like the design, because it's a funny concept and execution, and because I support Gay Pride marches around the world.



If people assume I'm gay because I wear it, that's their problem. I suppose otherwise the assumption would be that I'm straight, and that's an assumption on their part too. I don't know why they would assume I'm gay though - pink shirts are hardly indicative of homosexuality these days - I know more straight guys than gay guys who wear pink, and the joke is subtle enough not to scream "I'm a homo!".



But if you don't wanna wear it, don't. Same goes for the rest of the shirts on this site, in case you were wondering.



"Speaking for heterosexuals in general" - I didn't realise we had a spokesman - I must have missed the meeting.

I agree with 13strong.