What Does That T-Shirt Say…? June 30, 2008

What Does That T-Shirt Say…?

By Guest Contributor
June 30, 2008

It may not be friendly (or PG-13) or atheist-related… but it’s definitely clever.

My friend Roy was wearing this shirt the other day:

shirt1.JPG

I didn’t get it.

It looked Greek.

Then he folded it up a bit…

shirt2.JPG

Hehe 🙂

I’m easily amused.

That shirt’s brought to you by Razorcake.

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  • Rob

    I glanced at the picture from my RSS reader and did a double-take. I could have sworn it said “Fuck off”, but when I looked again it was gone. Then I scrolled down. Amazing, that human mind.

  • Skylar

    You WOULD be easily amused, Hemant. However, that’s why I like you.

  • I am amused as well. On the topic of what the shirt reveals – I have come up with a cool way to say it to the religious organizations that use banner advertising… I suggest that anytime you see a religious banner or text ad from Google, that you click on it. It costs the group some of their money and it means that there will be one less ad that might suck someone in. For example, if you ever click on the religion category of my blog there is a very high chance that a Scientology ad will appear. If all of my visitors clicked on that ad, dozens to hundreds of ads would get wasted. Imagine if this happened everywhere, the church of scientology (lowercase intentional) would eventually abandon their advertising campaign. Pass this idea on… it could ultimately shut down all religious ads, which I think is a great way to tell those folks to “Fuck Off” indeed!

  • Freak

    Reminds me of an ambigram by Kevin Pease. One way, it spells “Have a nice day”.

    http://ceruleanstimuli.com/ambigram/handgfy.html

  • Anna N.

    The same thing happened to me as happened to Rob up there – I saw it in the first glance at the top picture, stared at it for a minute trying to figure out where I had gotten it from, and then scrolled down and discovered where. That was kind of cool.

  • No “C” in the Greek alphabet.

  • Cafeeine

    No “C” in the Greek alphabet.

    True, although you do find it as a version of ‘sigma’ at the end of words in Byzantine era texts, as in ‘PEKOUNAC’.

    Makes me want to look up the history of ‘C’

  • Danielle

    Wow I actually thought I saw “Fuck Off” then looked closer and it was gone!

    I love clever t-shirts…

  • Very clever shirt…. and one I wouldn’t mind wearing out in public. It’s innocent enough, much like the “dikfore” shirt a friend of mine used to wear years ago.

  • ken

    crap

  • Mr. Wisdumb, For unnatural CTR, Google would ban you in no time.

  • Pretty creative

  • very clever t-shirt 🙂

  • me sir

    my cousin had a shirt like this many years ago. it said shortys skateboards and when you folded it it said fuck you.

  • Professor

    NO history look up of ‘C’.
    C is for cookie, that is all you need to know.

  • SGJ

    Professor said,

    July 15, 2008 at 2:09 pm

    NO history look up of ‘C’.
    C is for cookie, that is all you need to know.

    Thats good enough for me. (:

  • maraih

    thought that there was something funny about it..

  • Phil E. Drifter

    That’s totally photoshopped, the shadows are all wrong.

  • aidan

    if it was photoshopped thats one dedicated…… photoshopper? w.e he/she actually went through all the trouble to get sweat stains into the picture wow……
    i dont think this photoshopped and i think its funny as hell….. coming from a friendly athiest as well

  • Julian

    When I went on vacation in the Dominican Republic, street vendors were selling these shirts EVERYWHERE. Except they came in the colours of the Dominican flag.

  • anonymous

    Really? I’m Dominican and I’ve never seen such shirts before 😛

  • ellanvannin

    I bought one from the Dominican Republic too and it is better spaced and presented than the one mentioned – it looks like Russian. Does anyone know where I can buy one of the Dom Rep ones on the Internet? Thanks.