I'm sure you all remember that "It Works, Bitches" comic—you can now get it on a t-shirt.
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My favorite part of this as a T-shirt is that it makes the point in public using a (mildly) 'naughty' word, which in my experience often leads to young children asking for an explanation from their parents.
It may be wrong, but I can't tell you how many times I reveived similar enjoyment from seeing a parent smack the hand their child pointing at my "God Is Just Pretend" bumper sticker.
*evil grin*
Don't try and wear it on a plane or they'll be convinced you'll use it to make bombs in the bathroom.
I'd get one, but here in Florida I could probably get arrested for wearing it.
It's in the mail, bitches.
Thanks PZ.
Oh great, now we need a tshirt that says this too:
"Science: We finally figured out that you could separate fact from superstition by a completely radical method: observation. You can try things, measure them, and see how they work! Bitches."
DahhhH! Why do such things have to be so expensive for us broke folks ...
Because the artist is trying to stop being one of those broke folks?
DahhhH! Why do such things have to be so expensive for us broke folks ...
$14.95 is dirt cheap for a T-shirt these days, especially with something printed on it. You'd be lucky to pay $25 for something like this in a shop. The $3.50 for shipping is just a minor nuisance, rather like sales tax.