'Tis the season for shorts and tees and all of mine are getting rather forlorn looking. In the interests of keeping things interesting here (& out in public), I like to replace a few with....shall we say more interesting versions. Conversation starters if nothing else, eh?
My initial searches online(Amazon) haven't bourne much fruit yet (other than "Old guys rule" and "I'm not old, I'm a classic"). I'm looking for tasteful, not vulgar and not overtly political.
I just got one that's unusual. It's a tee emblazoned across the back with Lee Ho Fooks Chinese Restaurant, Soho London . Anyone else remember what made the place famous?
A majority of mine are freebies and either show a golf scramble I’ve played in or are from the local blood center where I donate. I do have a couple from the local small college that I bought on close out when visiting the book store. Otherwise I tend to buy plain pocket tees off eBay in basic colors f I buy tees.
I have drawers full of skeet shoot t-shirts from the days when they were given to participants. I just can't talk myself into shredding them, too many memories.
'Tis the season for shorts and tees and all of mine are getting rather forlorn looking. In the interests of keeping things interesting here (& out in public), I like to replace a few with....shall we say more interesting versions. Conversation starters if nothing else, eh?
My initial searches online(Amazon) haven't bourne much fruit yet (other than "Old guys rule" and "I'm not old, I'm a classic"). I'm looking for tasteful, not vulgar and not overtly political.
It's been my feeling for a while that adults shouldn't wear T-shirts with full-size images covering the front. When I wear them, I opt for a small logo over the breast pocket and an image on the back.
YMMV.
I find the most interesting T-shirts come from museums and other scientific institutions, check out Sheldon's T-shirts on the Big Bang theory....
Last edited by Recoil Rob; 07/05/2611:43 AM.
My problem lies in reconciling my gross habits with my net income. - Errol Flynn
I like that. It’s in keeping with my philosophy of going where I want when I want and doing what I want and nobody even paying attention that I was.
I end up with piles of T-shirts for the strangest of reasons. The biggest one would be, and the greatest source of the highest quality T-shirts, is that scientist’s by and large are smaller than I am.
So when they go to a conference, the swag package that the vendors buy contains a whole bunch of extra large T-shirts, that no scientist’s ever take.
My kid takes a picture of the front and the back determines what grade of T-shirt they are for me, and then snags me a few more from the various vendors. So I end up with T-shirts from neurobiology companies and testing machinery companies.
But they’re $20 T-shirts, and since that’s what I wear all year round, I wear out a handful every year. The rest go to the homeless shelter
I agreed to keep the pile to 70. The homeless are better off for it.
I've been in the middle of a home renovation for the last year or so and one of my main sources of materials is the yard called Rings End. They are conveniently located less than a quarter mile away and sometimes they see me two or three times a day.
Two or three times a year they have a blowout on their T-shirts, 100% cotton Hanes. Two dollars each. I buy 10 at a time.
The family and I went to the VA250 celebration at Williamsburg. I commented to my wife about the insane # of custom (semi-custom?) t-shirts in the crowd. The internet and technology for such things did not exist in the world I grew up in. Remember going to the beach and seeing the stores that could make you a "custom" t-shirt right there on the spot? That was as big as It got and even that was 40-50 canned designs.... (nothing like Bart Simpson and Rosanne Barr jokes!) There were hundreds of 250 or 1776, some 3,4,5 shirt collages being worn by groups or families... pretty wild really. That doesn't cover the people who went bigger than T-Shirts - flag or festive overalls, capes, dresses, period garb etc... a nice event. But anyway back to the t-shirts my favorite: "The British blew a 13 colony lead"
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