Your perception of this world is like those lame t-shirts -- in black and white. Just because someone doesn't like the shirt doesn't mean he or she drives a ricer you moron. This thread is nothing but a self-promotion for an overpriced t-shirt.
lots of people are professional rice HATERS. not only do they not like rice, they HATE it with a passion.
rice haters complain about the stupidness of ricers. well, rice-haters have as little a life and are as stupid as ricers themselves.
brigden
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Reminds me of the time my bro and I were whipping along a country road on our way back from the cottage in his '89 Mazda 323. He overtook a few cars and almost cut the last one off by changing lanes quickly, all the while saying, "Too fast, too furious."
I replied, "Yeah, your car is neither fast, nor furious."
I replied, "Yeah, your car is neither fast, nor furious."
You're using double negatives on your shirt. Therefore it reads as "Your car is Fast or Furious. . ." You might want to change it to, "Your car is neither Fast or Furious..." Just an FYI by the Grammar Police.
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Yes, I found this postworthy since I only post once every 2-3 months.
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Yes, I found this postworthy since I only post once every 2-3 months.
I added a Intel sticker to mine. It didnt do anything, just made the resale vaule go up by a billion dollars!
I laughed at both of these!!!
Much funnier than the shirts, btw.
You're on the right track, but instead of SELLING shirts, you should GIVE AWAY stickers or something.
It would have taken less bandwith to display the actual picture instead of the 'image stealing' one...Originally posted by: fivespeed5
tack + "image stealing is not cool?"
Actually, Mr. "Grammar Police," you're wrong. The shirts, craptacular as they are, use proper grammar. Here's a snippet from a web page entitled "Troubles with Negatives":
Nor and Or. When should nor be used and when or? If a neither or an either comes first there is no difficulty; neither is always followed by nor and either by or. There can be no doubt that it is wrong to write "The existing position satisfies neither the psychologist, the judge, or the public". It should have been "neither the psychologist, nor the judge, nor the public". But when the initial negative is a simple not or no, it is often a puzzling question whether nor or or should follow. Logically it depends on whether the sentence is so framed that the initial negative runs on into the second part of it or is exhausted in the first; practically it may be of little importance which answer you give, for the meaning will be clear.
If you're going to act all superior, at least be able to back it up.
They aren't MY shirts, I have nothing to do with them....
There is a MAJOR difference between IMPORTS and RICE...
Hell a mustang can be rice....
There is a MAJOR difference between IMPORTS and RICE...
Hell a mustang can be rice....
JulesMaximus
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