I was pondering in the studio one day admiring the clean graphic look of a tin of Ronsonol, a popular brand of lighter fluid/cleaner/incendiery material, & it came to me as being ripe for a humourous pastiche, aka 'Arsonol', the descerning urbanite shite's flammable fuel of choice.

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Thank you & god bless.

I like all your other stuff much better. I think this is just a little too subversive for Threadless.

I luvs me some fire

Large version here:

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Nice work but that color yellow is uggglyyyyyy.

why would anyone wear this..

Hey now this is my kinda shirt!
Except for the whole suggestion of voilene thing..
i would buy if it it where just a lighter fliud can.

absofrigginlutely $5

I like this shirt alot -- the only qualm I have is the structure of the product usage blurb (excuse me, I am a real grammar nerd). I think it would read better if it were written as: ideal for all petrol lighters, molotov cocktails for urban unrest, napalm to quell civil disobedience, and pyromanics. I'd actually take out the reference to napalm because it's not something you could whip up at home.

I love this! This is my favourite design. $5 all the way.

yay! pyros unite! and remember your matches. i love this.

Not too sure about the background color of the shirt. I understand that the color of the inspirational bottle is yellow but the entire shirt?
Awsome idea, 5!

Excellent shirt. Subversive is good - why make do with the same old thing?

hey, im not football fan, but i swear the last time i looked it was spelt 'arsenal'

the shirt is incorrect.

'Civil disobedience encompasses the active refusal to obey certain laws, demands and commands of a government or of an occupying power without resorting to physical violence.'

and yes, unless it was a intentional misspelling, its 'arsenal'.

$5 for the Withnail

Re: Theglowisgone,
Sir, the inclusion of 'without resorting to physical violence', depends on which dictionary source you use, I prefer to reference the Oxford English Dictionary and their definition:

'the refusal to comply with certain laws or to pay taxes, as a political protest.'

I also refer to the Poll Tax riots that occured in London in 1990, they were a major act of 'civil disobedience' but there was rioting, looting, stoning, police brutality & arson, acts of physical violence you might say.... & it is not misspelt, 'Arsonol' is most definately not 'Arsenal'. Sir, you are an idiot.

Polyester Jones however, is an astute individual with excellent filmic knowledge & has spotted the Withnail & I reference. A slap on the back for young Jones.

Yeah man, I was at them there poll tax riots and you could have made a fortune flogging top anti-establishment gear such as this.

Sorry, Webbins, I agree with theglowisgone. Violent uprising is exactly that, as opposed to civil disobediance, which I believe most people think of as chaining oneself to a polluting factory and whatnot, taking pride in the principle of non-violence.

I'm convinced that there are lots of people who would see the above ideology as morally sound, and at the same tim see that to use violence against a democratically elected government as out of the question.

I would say that the events in 1990 combined these to types of protest.

balls

I'm giving you a five mate, despite some very odd comments being made from some of the highest horses i have ever seen in my life!

At first I was a little put off the "punkness" of this design, but I must say, your witty banter and sociological discussion has made me more fond of it.
I do have to agree with Fouchnickens though, definitions aside, the phrasing needs a little work.
I do like the back detail. Maybe make it a little higher up, so easier to read?

FIRE! I would totally buy this and I hate yellow shirts. This is a brilliant design...

Very nice indeed!!

I liek it alot! $5

fuck yeah!
$5

not on yellow tee

why?? the yellow is perfest for it!
5$ neighbor ( my design next to yours =] )

Wow, there are some real wankers posting on this thread. That’s cool though, ‘cause there’s no such thing as bad publicity. $5.