I was wondering if there are others like me who, when shopping for tees, like to buy something obviously comfortable, but also that can be fun to wear cuz of the message, design, etc. At any rate, here are some online stores that sell tees that I thought others would enjoy. Some of the messages are absolutely funny or thought-provoking & others are simply, "Ehhh!" Here's one store & here's the other one.

Some of my favorites (in no specific order):

There's a store called Bang-On that has all sorts of interesting, and often retro-looking, tees.

Cool! Thanks.

Frankly, I'm not digging the last t-shirt. It can be interpreted as supporting a no-gays-in-the-military policy. I'm sure wearing that around you'd get alot of thumbs up from people who feel just that way. JMHO.

Good pt. But it's supposed to make people think. And, yes, only a person w/ a neanderthal brain would interpret it literally!

Personally I think it's hilarious, but I do see that it could be taken the wrong way.

I think it depends on the overall outfit. I mean, tapered jeans, ray bans and Rudolf Dasslers plus that... I don't think anyone is going to misinterpret.

Especially if you add a lime green sweater knotted around your shoulders!

I just had a mental image of a gay man wearing the tee, outfit, & lime green sweater walking onto an Army base. Ohhhhh, the looks, the hatred, the stares...Bwahahahaha!

I have family in the Military. I might try this.

'cept they'd probably assume I was just trying to stir up shit.

Well if you do it then PLEEEEZZZZ post some pix for us to revel in them!

f**k I love this one.

Who wouldn't!

Saw a shirt the other day that had: JO buddy on front of it. For some reason I found this funnier than the usual type of tee you see at the porn store.

Haha

Those are cool messages! Just love it!

Another angle that considers, "What's in a tee?"

In Ireland I saw someone wear a shirt that read, "I'LL TEACH YOU HOW TO F-CK," with the f-word uncensored, at an upscale golf club. I'm pretty hard to shock but that did the trick.

Ah, that peculiarly east coast snootiness as embodied in the Hamptons.

When I saw the Ditch Witch t-shirt, I thought of Ditch Witch construction equipment, but then I've never been to the Hamptons.

Yeah, old Yankee money can @ times be insufferable! Ugh!

A recent favorite I saw on a doughy, late 40-something read, "Here I am," and underneath in smaller letters was written, "Now what were your other two wishes?"

1. Get you on a diet.
2. Get you on a treadmill.

Capitalizing on a political "catchphrase" via a tee.