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The Free-Ride offspring have put the wheels in motion to achieve financial independence from their parental units. They intend to make their fortune on T-shirt sales.
Poor deluded kids!
Anyway, they would like you to know that you can score your own copy of this artwork:
on a T-shirt, mug, or…
"Pfft" seems to be extremely relevant to the picture in "Christianism, summed up in one image."
We certainly wouldn't want to offend militant cryptozoologists.
I'm running away to join the Basque.
What I *really* want is a t-shirt version of that bumpersticker, "We have fossils, we win."
So maybe with suitable lettering PZ, or some other evolutionist blogger can set one up in a Cafe Press shop. Hmmm, I live with a calligrapher and I'm planning on starting my own blog soon. Maybe I'll talk to her about it.
The PZ-wear (that even SOUNDS cool) revolution is born!
I'd buy a shirt that said "W.W.P.Z.D.?"
My personal favourite is still a shirt I once saw online which showed someone recycling a bible, with the caption "Save the Planet" below it. Close second would one with a picture of someone praying: "Jesus, please save me from your followers".....I think that was a fridge-magnet though.
I like it.
But I'm already the proud owner of this shirt
( http://www.keenswag.com/product.php?productid=16215&cat=249&page=1 )
And recommend it highly to the like-minded.
If I wasn't so afraid of my neighbors, I'd buy one today.
I might buy that for my visit to NC...at least my BiL would have a laugh.
I've always wanted a bumper sticker to really annoying to your average mindless Christian... something along the lines of "He died for your sins, not mine." My buddy always wants it to say: "He died for your sins, I take responsibility for mine." or something like that... I think it's too wordy.
Then again the problem with this... you actually have to acknowledge Jesus as a historical figure, or that he died on a cross, etc... plus I reject the whole notion of sin. I think I'll stick to the Darwin fish and maybe get the "We have the fossils, we win."
Today's question: Is someone at the US Mint an atheist?
lol love the poster.I'm currently reading Jeff Meldrum's
"Bigfoot:Legend meets science" and I'd have to agree there's far better evidence for a giant nonhuman primate in north america than there is for "God".
> The PZ-wear (that even SOUNDS cool) revolution is born!
"PZ-wear is easy wear!"
"PZ PJ's"
"PZ Jammies make Cheesy Chamois"
"It's easy when it's PZ"
(Now I feel so queasy & sleazy... :) )
-Richard