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I dig this style too. Great submission, intrigue is the best part of indies.
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It reminds me of that show "The Prisoner"...very cool. A very huge $5.
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$5!
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slick. love the grayscale. 5$
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Nice!
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this is awesome. i would wear it. 5$
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yes, I agree, it is mysterious and it's well done. Thank god there's no bleeding or dripping
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this is thebest ifc shirt i have seen i want it make it now
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Hear hear for no blood and splatter!
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that's AWESOME. major props for originality, I would also say this is my favorite IFC shirt and I would actually buy this one. 5$
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Yes PLEASE!
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Love the grayscale and its like a movie poster!! Love it and will definetley buy it!!! Good work!
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superb!
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Great image, nice artwork, but it's just advertising.
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Ha. oh gee, leave it to me not to read the top of the page... Nevermind. I'd wear this.
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well done. very film noir.
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diggin the film noir thing goin on there
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diggin' it $5
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Very very good.
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love it
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Hot! Love it! 'minds me of the Spy Museum in DC
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bomb ass envy, baby
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That shirt's the shit.
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full of intrigue
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she's HOT
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I like it... but it bothers me that the guy at the top is "missing" an arm.
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I have no idea what IFC means. I'm not a big fan of random acronyms on shirts. I don't think anybody else knows what IFC means either. I mean, people I'd actually meet on a day-to-day basis.
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that's cool.
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also, no blood which in my opinion makes the shirt stronger