So I was wondering, if some of the many many talented people on threadless, could help me out a little. On the picture below I would like you to photosauce or insert the words ITS THE GRIM! The winner one will get my next set of STPS.

Deadline is uhm, SUNDAY 10:00 threadless time.

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SYDNEY - Australian girls were warned Wednesday that playing the Australian Aboriginal didgeridoo could lead to infertility as a consequence of messing with "men's business."

Debate about whether women should play the didgeridoo has been sparked by the publication of the Australian edition of "The Daring Book for Girls" which includes instructions on playing the long, tubular instrument.

The section on the didgeridoo was "part of a general ignorance that mainstream Australia has about Aboriginal culture," the association's general manager Mark Rose told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

"We know very clearly that there's a range of consequences for a female touching a didgeridoo - infertility would be the start of it, ranging to other consequences," he said, adding: "I won't even let my daughter touch one."

Rose said the didgeridoo, an integral part of many Aboriginal rituals, was "definitely a men's business ceremonial tool."


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Fakery at the Olympic Games


Main Street of Happyville turns out to be a collection of expensively-built facades, with nothing behind them. Or worse, something awful behind them: a series of very large lies - and the worst of it is that the Chinese hosts don't even appear to realize how bad they may end up looking to the rest of the world.

The Opening Ceremony we all gushed over was not what it seemed. Those blazing footprints of fireworks that "walked" in the sky from Tiananmen Square to the Bird's Nest stadium? Pre-recorded and digitally inserted into the telecast.

But the piece de resistance, the most cynical of all of the pieces of fakery at the Beijing Olympics: Agence France-Presse revealed Tuesday that the darling little girl in a red dress who charmed the audience by singing "Ode to the Motherland" - a hymn of the revolution - during the ceremony wasn't singing at all.

Lin Miaoke was lip-synching to the voice of seven-year-old Yang Peiyi, who was rejected by a senior member of the Communist Party's politburo at a rehearsal because she had a chubby face and crooked teeth.


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this blog may be one?

His new album is awesome. If you haven't heard it yet, go do it.

NOW!

I got season 4 at the second hand store for 3 dollars today!

this cant be real...

so I bought a ukulele case today, which came with a mini guitar. At first I was thinking I will give it away, but it has grown on me since. I put some strings on it and tuned her up.