With a similar set up and taste as snorg tees, Busted Tees offers a much larger variety and higher quality shirts for Acttee less. Currently the website has a $10 mega sale with over 80 goofy shirts to chose from. This is the place to visit if you are looking for a bargain but don’t want to sacrifice the quality of the shirt itself.
She is a proud “Guidette,” the female counter-part of the “Guido,” an Italian-American generally of working class heritage. A Guido and a Guidette is a slang term from the 1970s that generally means Italian-Americans who behave like gangsters or thugs, the men displaying macho posturing. Snooki recently was photographed at the Jersey Shore (where she was soon busted) wearing a baseball cap that proclaimed THUG LIFE. Real class was on display, all of it low.
And speaking of cards, do you have all the addresses you need for cards? Now is a good time to get them ready. Update your list every time anyone moves. Have you made new friends? Add them to your list. You don’t want to forget anyone.
OK, for a more girly awesome t t-shirt shopping (don’t worry, they carry men’s as well) check out The Full Spectrum. I love this t t-shirt shopping for the colors of the tee’s as much as the designs.
Ronni tries being nice about it while Sammi goes off on some retarded tyranny about how horrid he is, and what he did was wrong. No sane person could figure out what the hell she was talking about though, considering the fact that they are NOT together?
The cast of Jersey Shore spends their time night-clubbing, engaging in casual sex, and courting the perils of melanoma by frequenting tanning salons. Italian-American civil rights groups, who haven’t been this active since the days of The Untouchables and The Godfather, have attacked the show for fostering a negative stereotype of Italian-Americans. I doubt Snooki gives a hoot, whether she is or isn’t part Italian.
A few more years went by and I learned we could license the rights to these images and, of course sell them to publications. We felt we might try newspaper syndication, but one has a better chance of winning the lottery. Newspapers were hurting then as much as they are now, and very few new cartoons were being accepted. So we marketed to universities, other websites, etc. and offered a custom-artwork department. This sold relatively well. Colleges bought them for textbooks, power point presentations and such, and businesses bought them for an entertaining humor page on their sites. I learned to barter and bartered the images for many goods and services we needed to keep going. Probably without barter, we couldn’t have made it. Money was very tight.
The final little scam many of these places run is the “buy one, get one free”, make sure you check the prices at other shops if you only want one t-shirt. Quite often the selection at these shops offering you a free t-shirt when you buy one is limited. Also if it’s custom made, they will still charge you the iron-on fee, saying that it was just a buy one get one plain t shirt free offer.