
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #97 - "Woo Pig Sooie"

Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #96 - "Camden Yards"

Monday, April 5, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #95 - "Nolan Ryan"

Labels:
1992,
baseball,
Nolan Ryan,
opening day,
t-shirt,
Texas Rangers
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #94 - "Hey, man"
Hey, man. Look what the Easter bunny brought you. Remember that time we went fishing and you caught that big one? Remember when I took that photo? Well hey, man. I put it on a t-shirt for you! Hey man, why don't you wear it to church for Easter? Hey man, sorry about the wrinkles, it's been in my truck underneath some magazines for about a month. Hey man, where are you going? Don't you like it?
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #93 - "FSD"
Someone at some point decided to take a blank red t-shirt and put the letters "FSD" on it in large black felt letters. They then either died or gave the shirt away for whatever reason. What "FSD" is supposed to mean is anyone's guess. Someone's initials? A secret code? Your guess is as good as mine, and do feel free to guess. I've got all day, and the most original guess wins a prize TBD. That's to be determined.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #92 - "Rock Me Sexy Jesus"
In honor of Good Friday, today's shirt is all about Him. And what better way to recognize Him than with this promotional t-shirt from "Hamlet 2", a film that sold for $10 million at the Sundance Film Festival in 2008 and then went on to flop at the box office, bringing in only $5 million during its domestic run. But it did give us this catchphrase... "Rock me, rock me, rock me sexy Jesus!"
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Scott's Year in Shirts #91 - "Do You Believe in Luke Wilson?"
All I could come up with for April Fool's Day was this bizarre shirt that tries to trick you into liking the least talented of the Wilson brothers. I don't know if I do "believe" in you anymore, Luke, especially since you've decided to make a career out of making awful AT&T commercials. Two pieces of advice - put down the Little Debbies and start working with Wes Anderson again.
Labels:
April Fool's Day,
Little Debbies,
Luke Wilson,
Wes Anderson
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