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Man, it sucks being a sucker for chimps, ninjas, penguins, panthers, and violence :(]]> Mon, 26 Nov 2007 09:58:02 -0600
Work-appropriate? Nope.
Kid-safe? Hell no!
Will my parents like it? Ha! On a cold day in h-e-double-hockey-sticks!

But I love it nonetheless.

VICTORY IS MINE!]]> Wed, 21 Nov 2007 13:17:29 -0600
Some ideas I've been thinking of to make sure I score the perfect picture each time:

-make sure the picture matches the theme of the shirt - for We're Not Savages, for example, have all your friends dress up (well, down really...) like they're stranded on an island, masks and all, and have them pointing sharp sticks (cardboard tubes) at the one person who's in the middle, rocking the shirt

-make sure the picture's interesting - do something that you haven't seen done before

-make sure it's a good picture - that's right, no more webcam shots - get out there and do something BANANAS! (b-a-n-a-n-a-s!)

Anyone else feel like dropping any jewels of wisdom or nuggets of knowledge on this one?

--Case P.]]> Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:55:22 -0600
How do you rock your Threadless?

After hanging out on Krakaboom's Thriftee Blog pretty much since the time he first posted it, I've ended up with tees of varying sizes.

My standard, Guys L.
But I ordered some Guys XL (I haven't got them yet, but they're coming).
I even got a Girly XL, since I had this incorrect notion in my head for a while that I was a Guys M, and it would be somewhat equivalent.
I even remember my very first tee being Spoiled! in a Guys M.

But since I have so many different sizes happening (never again... never again...), I know I'm going to have to wear the shirts at different times.

I mean, can I even rock the Girly XL outside of my house? It's basically at muscle tee status, but I'm not a bodybuilder, so that doesn't totally work. Maybe as an undershirt under a zip-up hoodie so that no one ever notices just how short the sleeves are?

The Larges work with pretty much anything I own, but I'm interested in seeing just how long those XL shirts are going to be, and if they're going to have to be housewear or if I'll need to find some creative way to show them off....

How do you all rock your Threadless?

--case p.]]> Fri, 09 Nov 2007 19:50:25 -0600
Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Does that still apply for posting images in the comments? I seem to be having some issues!

--doomz]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2007 11:01:54 -0500
Poor rhino, though. That's going to be quite a bit of work.]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2007 11:00:40 -0500 Mon, 10 Sep 2007 10:43:23 -0500 Reservoir Dogs. The movie's alright, I figure, but I'm more of a Pulp Fiction kinda guy, followed by Kill Bill, Volume One, if only for the cool fight scenes. I think I'll see who loves the movie, so I can point them in this direction, because it's hella cool.

EDIT: I'm going to buy it on the principle that a crudload of people are going to recognize where it's from, probably ask where I got it, and then a StreetTeam link can be passed out. Oh, the genius. Oh the sheer genius. I shock myself!

--case p.]]> Tue, 04 Sep 2007 09:59:19 -0500
Now that I've started up full-time work and have yet to move out, get a steady girlfriend, and all those other things that apparently I should be doing, I find that Threadless helps keep me busy. I'm still waiting for another reissue of Don't Play With Matches to replace the Large I'd gotten a while back and couldn't quite fit - no matter what anyone tells you, remember this next time you travel: Canadian sizes are slightly smaller than American ones. Then again, I guess it depends on the type of clothing. I find that I fit into a Large short-sleeve, yet a Medium long-sleeve. Man. Why can't they all be the same cut?

Anyway, enough rambling for now. Until next time, fellow Threadies!

--case p.]]>