New Shirts

Two new shirts I threw together today. I work at the LHBS and I was talking with the owner yesterday about starting to sell shirts up there as well. Should be a fun project.

Not sure about the message you're trying to get across with the cross paddles and the skull. It indicates to me that it's poison...and we all know that's not the case at all.

Kind of over the top IMO...use of the word "kill" may get some people in trouble...shirts not as offending have been banned from certain establishments...as for me? I'm all for if it's in the dictionary or you can pronounce it it's all good...yes, even the dreaded, N, F, MF, S, L, G, whatever the word/initial du jour may be is open season.

As far as the second one goes I think the idea is good, but I know I would never want to advertise for THOSE guys???

Just my opinion...

I guess it's just my sense of humor. The second shirt is actually a copy of an old straight edge tshirt. I simply replaced the words "Drug Dealer" with "Swill Dealer". Thought about adding the big circle with a line through it over the BMC logos.

I don't think people would think 'poison'. Hell, they wouldn't even know those were mash paddles.

I like all of them....!!!

:rockin:

Heaven forbid you offend someone???? The best shirts are the ones that few people 'get'!!!

Don't get me wrong, I totally understood the humor. I was more concerned about consequences of wearing them.

I can agree with the cancellation circles.

I would rock the hell out of those.

Copyright infringement on the BMC one. They are always watching...

Lefty said:

Copyright infringement on the BMC one. They are always watching...

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+1 Ok for personal use, but if you sell them, they WILL get you. My dad was in the business of making shirts. They are not lazy about nailing infringers.

I kind of like the crossed paddles, but not sure about the skull with them. Trying to think of something homebrewish that could be used instead of...

I like the skull and cross-paddles. Perhaps consider switching one of the paddles with a grain of barley.