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Bisexual Nova, I'm sure canadianbeaver didn't mean any harm with the Bi-polar part. Or did she?
The bear on the right makes this T-shirt for me! But that being sa |
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Canadian Beaver's mind just seems to be getting dirtier and filthier with every few submissions...lol.
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This has absolutely NOTHING to do with mental illness. Can we not use words anymore???
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crazy: that idea popped into my head 2 days ago, but i had no idea how to interpret it...the bear getting fondled is hilarious
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At first I didn't know whether to be offended or to laugh, and then I cracked me up. Love the rightmost bear's eyes. I wouldn't wear it, though.
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I love the concept. I'm just not sure you'd get it without the title. But hey, I could be wrong. Pretty artwork! :)
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this... is very... offensive... to those of us... who suffer... from bipolar... disorder...
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why must people take it so seriously
its a tshirt design. yes without the title i didnt really get it maybe work on the illustration too? |
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unless you are an actual manic depressive bisexual polar bear co-habitating with humans who would actually wear this shirt you are taking things a little to much to heart. It is a pun. jeesh.
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I find it offensive to BOTH my field of psychology AND to bisexuality!
I would want to punch anybody wearing it. I think widsithgrey needs to see someone about this pent up rage... |
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I love the concept, not wild about the execution. What the bear is doing to the other guy bear is a little much for me.
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It's offensive because it's implying that bisexuality is related or associated with molestation or that bisexuals need to have a person (or polar bear?) of each sex.
I also really, really hate puns. |
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