Beer and Weed t-shirts - sad?

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:16PM

clown bag wrote:

I was just responding to your own silly generalisation about people with a lame sense of humour, a generalisation you've added to with your football, beer, & 9-5 referance. I find people who comment on other peoples choice of clothes and who then sterotype them based on those clothes as pretty small minded people. A lot of people who wear these t-shirts would think far less about them than you seem to do.

Maybe people buy these t-shirts because they're generally cheaper than other types of t-shirts, not because they think they're "cool".

My comment about you was tongue in cheek - but I do think it's fair to stereotype people who wear those t-shirts, based on the fact that those type of t-shirts are lame and unfunny - it's then fair to logically deduce from that the owner of said tee is also lame and unfunny......but I'm sure they think they're hilarious in their own little world, so unfortunately they'll never 'get it'. It's the same people who like Roy Chubby Brown, The Royle Family, and Brendan O Carroll.

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:17PM

johnny_ultimate wrote:

Actually these things have always annoyed me a bit. The ones I don't like are the really cheap looking images of popular characters (e.g. Homer Simpson, Bob Marley etc..) with a big massive cartoon spliff hanging out of their mouths. Those pieces of s*** are not witty, intelligent or any other positive adjective.

You sir, are on the ball!

kyp_durron · 09-09-2007 07:20PM

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Schism · 09-09-2007 07:20PM

Have to say those t-shirts are pretty stupid but I don't really pass any more notice on them anyway. I don't wear them and the genreal public can dress however the fudge they want.

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:21PM

Earthworm Jim! wrote:

Have to say those t-shirts are pretty stupid but I don't really pass any more notice on them anyway. I don't wear them and the genreal public can dress however the fudge they want.

I agree - I never said they COULDN'T wear them - I just said that the people who do are sad!

Dirk Gently · 09-09-2007 07:22PM

Code Face wrote:

I do think it's fair to stereotype people who wear those t-shirts, based on the fact that those type of t-shirts are lame and unfunny - it's then fair to logically deduce from that the owner of said tee is also lame and unfunny...

It's just a t-shirt ffs. maybe it's just me but I can't honestly say I've never took a second glance or came to any conclusion about a person because of the t-shirt they're wearing.

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:24PM

clown bag wrote:

I can't honestly say I've never took a second glance or came to any conclusion about a person because of the t-shirt they're wearing.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm reading that as you saying you have taken a second glance...

Schism · 09-09-2007 07:29PM

Are you just looking for an arguement code face?

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:30PM

Earthworm Jim! wrote:

Are you just looking for an arguement code face?

Nope - just a discussion! My points are all valid, and presented coherently.

Dirk Gently · 09-09-2007 07:31PM

touché

I'll try keeping some consistency by saying I have taken a second glance at said t-shirts when the wearer had nice boobies.

Seriously though, do you not think you're being a bit weird about the whole t-shirt thing? I mean you don't like them, fair enough, I don't find them particularly funny either but what's with the obvious hatred towards people who wear them.

Brian Capture · 09-09-2007 07:33PM

The fake swearing ones I hate.

'fcuk' etc.

kiss my a354

etc.

have the courage to wear a t-shirt with a really offensive phrase on it like

'RIM MY ASS GAPE'

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:35PM

clown bag wrote:

touché

I'll try keeping some consistency by saying I have taken a second glance at said t-shirts when the wearer had nice boobies.

Seriously though, do you not think you're being a bit weird about the whole t-shirt thing? I mean you don't like them, fair enough, I don't find them particularly funny either but what's with the obvious hatred towards people who wear them.

I hate a lot of people, for a lot of reasons. This is just happens to be one of the groups I hate - no biggie - just a forum topic. It's nice to vent sometimes. I targeted you a little bit, because you admitted being the owner of a similar tee - for that I apologise, but I still think the Mr. Ass tee is crap.

Giblet · 09-09-2007 07:36PM

I hate people who call T-Shirts, a "tee".

Brian Capture · 09-09-2007 07:36PM

what about

SUCK THE SH*T OUT OF A DOG'S ANUS
?

That would be a cool t-shirt to wear; one that guarantee that girls would want to get off with the wearer.

nobodythere · 09-09-2007 07:37PM

beer tshirts are dumb.

Weed ones are great when you're looking for smoke.

pretty-in-pink · 09-09-2007 07:37PM

Why does the clothing of people you don't know wind you up so much? Some slogans are witty, so aren't. Most of the people I know who wear t-shirts like that, do so in a tounge in cheek ways. Its cheesy and so forth. The assumption that this means all slogan t-shirt wearers are lame/sad says a lot about you really.

Would you also say that:

All girls in skirts are "looking for it"?
That anyone is a tracksuit is a skobie?
That anyone is a leather trench-coat (esp a black one) is highly likely to shoot people?

lemansky · 09-09-2007 07:39PM

DesF wrote:

Probably because people who smoke are so cool, they need to tell everyone.

You've hit the nail on the head there.

It adds to the whole 'don't you wish that you were this cool' vibe that some seem to give off.

Dirk Gently · 09-09-2007 07:39PM

Code Face wrote:

but I still think the Mr. Ass tee is crap.

So did I, wore it one night specifically to get slagged by my mates (nothing wrong with a friendly slagging match between friends) and then wore it a a few times after that as a result of unexpected attention from girlies. I knew it was cheesey, that was the point. No animals were hurt in my wearing of the t-shirt and nobody died.

Steez · 09-09-2007 07:39PM

pretty-in-pink wrote:

Would you also say that:

All girls in skirts are "looking for it"?
That anyone is a tracksuit is a skobie?
That anyone is a leather trench-coat (esp a black one) is highly likely to shoot people?

Yes
Yes
Yes

Brian Capture · 09-09-2007 07:40PM

clown bag

- CLOWN'S POCKET
- WIZARD'S SLEEVE
- THROWING A SAUSAGE UP O'CONNELL ST
- WAVING A PEN AROUND CROKE PARK

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:41PM

pretty-in-pink wrote:

Would you also say that:

All girls in skirts are "looking for it"?

No.

That anyone is a tracksuit is a skobie?

No.

That anyone is a leather trench-coat (esp a black one) is highly likely to shoot people?

No.

Most of the people I know who wear t-shirts like that, do so in a tounge in cheek ways.

Well the joke's on them, because they look like knobs.

Code Face · 09-09-2007 07:43PM

Giblet wrote:

I hate people who call T-Shirts, a "tee".

Does it grind your gears? Or are you just trying to make a subtle point?

Sparky · 09-09-2007 07:44PM

'Boobies make me smile'

atleast its an honest t-shirt

Fanny Wank · 09-09-2007 07:45PM

Code Face wrote:

Well the joke's on them, because they look like knobs.

in your opinion

pretty-in-pink · 09-09-2007 07:48PM

Code Face wrote:

No.

No.

No.

Well the joke's on them, because they look like knobs.

its just an anti-sloganised t-**** thing you got going on so. Excellent, now to wear my jodie marsh style outfit of belts. lol

This is a funny thread

kyp_durron · 09-09-2007 07:56PM

pretty-in-pink wrote:

its just an anti-sloganised t-**** thing you got going on so. Excellent, now to wear my jodie marsh style outfit of belts. lol

This is a funny thread

No, it's boring now.

Although T-shirts were never really that exciting.

jester77 · 09-09-2007 07:57PM

I think they are humorous, better than going round with something like nope printed across your ass!

Funny I remember seeing was a kids t-shirt "I won the egg and sperm race"

pretty-in-pink · 09-09-2007 07:59PM

I must be easily amused. I keep laughing away to myself here.

Pinker · 09-09-2007 08:03PM

I saw a mother and child once, the mother was wearing a t-shirt saying "Barbie is a slut", how sad I thought. It's openly crass ones that bother me the most, maybe I'm a bit of a conservative, but I wonder why people feel the need to be openly vulgar such as in the case of 5uck my 2ick etc; ....as Father Ted once said"It's funny how right wing you turn as you get older"

Sinfonia · 09-09-2007 08:14PM

Whenever I walk past the window of Unique (haven of terrible slogans), it bothers me that someone could sincerely wear a T-shirt bearing a phrase as witty as "Yeah yeah whatever, I want head, not grief".
I mean come on, yes people are allowed to wear whatever they want, and so forth, but really, what kind of twat would wear that?!

It is a good source of comedy though (as in to laugh at, rather than with), so it's not all bad.

Beer and Weed t-shirts - sad?

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