Unlike G.I. Joe, his super-nemesis Cobra Commander was never allowed to give a public service announcement at the end of the episode. And although his foray into psa-ing comes in the form of a borrowed song lyric, you still have to appreciate that he's trying to do good.
Jeremy was a happy man until the age of 42, when his wife left him and his dog ran under a semi trailer. Six weeks and 32 crates of Smirnoff later, Jeremy was chatting to unicorns and wishing that the pain would just go away.
Now I'm not really into the kids' hippidy-hoppity music, nor the clothing that oft comes with it, but from hippidy-hoppity stores can come good things.
I've been meaning to get round to Local Celebrity to give them a bit o' lovin' and other truncations, and what do you know, here's me doing it. The thing that draws me to this particular company is that they have great concepts, and great design. The design bit is what many slogan-based tees appear to lack (nice one, Captain Obvious). 
What is going on O people of my inner circle and trusted companions? Or as the children say "Fuck's up homies?" It is a fact that in our troubled times, it is grammar that seems to be the real victim. When one is playing croquet with fellow club members and Shaneequa congratulates you on a super strike at the penult hoop, it would seem crass to respond "Fo' Shizzle ma Nizzle". This is a shirt that reminds us how correctly to use English. Because it's not ours, it's the Queens English, we are only borrowing it...
That crazy Interweb generation, merchandise is being made before the ink is dry on the umm... film stock. If you haven't seen 'The Landlord' (what's with that, don't you have eyes?) go look it up, it's great. With most topical tees the design & typography could use a few more moments of thought, but I'll let it through just this once. 
"It's like a robot in disguise. If only said robot was a pimped out Latino gangsta with a chip on his shoulder. Who blew up giant mechanical burritos and listened to Cypress Hill while he did his robotic lawn mowing on his pimped out mower ride." Ima get Josh to write these for me every time.
Ok, Ima not even pretend to write this one, what they say on the site is too good.
Stuff I did write about this tee: Umm this tee is ace.
How good is this tee. Love it and adore it. I'd marry it if it were a different colour, but I don't have a concrete reason to back that up. Funny how life works. Anyway, this comes in spiffing glow-in-the-dark ink and you also get a free tatt with it. The kind that washes off, not the burning needles kind.
Browsing through the sales about the place I came across these from Cotton Factory (left) and Shirt Stain (right). I think they're nice. That's all.
Welcome to our latest RLR in which we'll discuss 'Nostalgia' from Nerdy Shirts. Well, we won't be discussing it, I'll just be tellin'.
Artists and musicians rejoice as Beautiful/Decay re-launches with new products and an easier to use site. Tee artists include Poketo, Blood is the New Black, Heavy Rotation and one of my favourites, Go Ape.
Insanely Great Tees never fails to produce greatness for the Mac set, and now they deliver greatness to the digicammers with this camera icon tee available in fetching American Apparel gurbandy (or burgundy if you prefer.)
How good is RRP Off. All their tees are guaranteed to be battle tested and are modeled by only the tip-top-est of bearded gents. One day I hope to meet their intrepid model Baron (and the rest of the gentlemen on leisure) but until then I'll just have to get a tee instead.
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