We have another timely new design. It’s election season in the US and this one’s for all those people who dare to vote in the face of an antiquated electoral college system, voter-caging, and a company like Diebold (sinister or stupid?) at the helm in many states. This is for the people who think, “It’s my own spit in that ocean, dammit, and if you don’t vote, you don’t get to complain. I’m headed for the polls!”
“Hey, what’s your shirt mean?”
“It means I participate in politics as a patriot and a citizen, but I’m under no illusions as to the nature of my role in this oligarchical state.”
“Wow, that’s cool, I’m really jealous.”
“Yeah, you look really jealous.”
“I Think I Voted” by 200nipples will be for sale on the home page starting at Midnight (US CST) October 26th. See you out there on election day!
(This also means it’s your last chance to score your one-of-a-kind print of I Love You To Death by Cris.Howe.Designs. As always, when this new one goes on sale, that one comes down.)
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The “Younger Than McCain” t-shirt by Geoff Ponnath will be for sale on the home page starting at Midnight (12:00am US CST) August 1st.
“Hey, what’s your shirt mean?”
“It’s a collage of things that are younger than Republican Presidential Candidate John McCain. I’m stepping into history with this campaign t-shirt as America readies its oldest presidential candidate, ever. ”
“Wow, that’s cool, I’m really jealous.”
“Yeah, you look really jealous.”
The collage:
- Frozen Waffles
- McDonald’s
- Alaska
- Oral Contraceptives
- The Discovery of DNA
- Israel
- Scrabble
- The Hindenburg
- Margaritas
- The Slinky
- Superman
- The 6-Pack
- SPAM
- The US Postal Service’s Zip Code System
- The Discovery of Plutonium
- TV Dinners
- Automatic Transmissions
- The AARP
- The CIA
- The Shopping Cart
- The Golden Gate Bridge
- Duct Tape
[Tip of the hat to thingsyoungerthanmccain.com.]
If you like this design, let us know in the comments. If you hate it, tell us why. The more feedback we get, the better.