doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com Wildly OT: interesting t-shirts?

What message are you trying to promote?

I just like quality T-shirts that don’t have anything offensive on them. I had one on from Grunden’s yesterday, because it matched my shorts.

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"

Here you go, CZ.

That’s a little too flashy for me.
No messages, simple artwork, subdued colors, and a soft hand are where I’m at on the t’s I wear.

Obviously grey is a preferred colour.
I’m in MN, so anything with a fish or a rainbow is innocuous enough to move around unnoticed.

From my second home in Snell Isle.

And the Indy Car races I have been to.

not much of a t shirt guy but i did have this one when i was in the army

i thought it was funny. my commanding officer didnt think so.

i only wore it under my BDUs when in the field

My idea of a tasteful t-shirt....



From a long-gone business in rural Pennsy.

The latest Hillis Farms tee design:

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