Animals As Props and Outer Wear
There is something about people who wear shirts with Tigers.
And wolf t-shirts.
It’s simple: Animals on Shirts are Intense.
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There is something about people who wear shirts with Tigers.
And wolf t-shirts.
It’s simple: Animals on Shirts are Intense.
Name: Lisa Comrie
Contact: lisacomrie@gmail.com
Favorite Year: 1994
Dislikes: Sesame Seed Bagels
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you need to know about this. http://www.amazon.com/Mountain-Three-Wolf-Short-Sleeve/product-reviews/B002HJ377A/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_helpful?ie=UTF8&coliid=&showViewpoints=1&colid=&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending.
even more Intense than the wolf t-shirt itself is the OVER 1,600 user comments about it, each attempting to outdo the last in outlandishness. a cultural phenomenon! I happen to know one of the commenters personally (jordachio, October 12, 2009). who knew that a wolf t-shirt could be responsible for bringing the entire world together in the name of sarcasm? first step – sarcasm. second step – world peace?
Don’t forget Tom the Genius, who only wears tiger print shirts. Everyone needs a power animal.