I may not (typically) like girls with lots of tats, but this one girl in particular, I can appreciate.

And if you don't like the tattooed angle, remember that it's a nod to Alberto Vargas, pin-up artist extraordinaire.

I only approve of the wearing of this by little kids. If you're in middle or high school, please don't order.

It's been said that the concept is old and obsolete. To these nay-sayers, I say, "bosh!"

Although I must critique: The links between the cuffs look much more realistic in the sub (pushed together) than they do in the printed tee (tauter), and I prefer the thinner outlines of the original.

Still, I am a fan. Now to procure fifteen dollars....

Quick, look! Oh, sorry, you missed it.

As a hispanophile, I really do wish I had purchasing power right now.

Don't listen to Dow Chemical Co! People aren't elements: As heterogenous lumps, we are hardly fit to be considered substances, let alone element "Hu."

Instead of trying to pass yourself off as a fake chemical (yes, the alkali metals will notice you sneaking onto the periodic table), honor the one real element that makes life on Terra possible: carbon.

I've been confusing the two all my life! (And etymologically, they're not even all that similar. Boo.) Thank you, Kevin, for designing this shirt!

I'd buy it just to wear it proudly around New Paltz (The Land of the Vegan and the Home of the Hipster). Though come to think of it, I'm not too fond of gray.

I love literature, but hate Shakespeare (blasphemous!).

Anyway, so what about T. S.? Sylvia? Hey, I'm sure they hate your emo poetry, too.