This shirt is so cool!

[urbantechie]

http://store.badreligion.com/index.cfm?CFID=240289&CFTOKEN=8707136&do=DetailProduct&productid=47&categoryid=2&ParentID=0&categoryname=Shirts

Very cool..my friend has one..I think i'm gonna get my mom and dad to buy me one!

 

[Mday]

looks lame to me...

 

[Yzzim]

have your mom and dad put that $21 towards your new video card

 

[ltk007]

Much cooler looking shirt here

 

[Mday]

tshirts

front

front back

front

 

[urbantechie]

Yzzim: My parent's would buy me clothes (especially my dad) but computer parts they won't unless it's like broken..

 

[Yzzim]

<< unless it's like broken.. >>



so brake it

 

[loup garou]

I used to have a shirt with that logo waaaaay back in the day. I used to be way into Bad Religion. My parents hated that shirt.

 

[b0red]

Cheaper here

 

[zippy]

LMAO, some mormon is gonna whack urbantechie with their Bible in school I bet. just kidding!

By the way, my friend, a linux guru (literally...he is running a booth at Linux World Conference and Expo- he is 15), has that &quot;fsck.&quot; shirt- he gets funny looks when he wears it to school. Hehe, only he and one of our other friends knows it means &quot;file system check.&quot;

 

[urbantechie]

LOL zippy!

 

$21 for a tee-shirt is not very punk. You do know Bad Religion is a band, right?

 

[urbantechie]

Yea I do, I listen to them

 

oh, ok.

I was just wondering if you thought it was some anti-religious thing.

 

[iamwiz82]

anyone see the irony in parents buying a child a punk shirt? Any punks here are gonna go nuts...

 

[SpongeBob]

$21 for a tee-shirt is not very punk

that's funny, I thought being punk was doing whatever the fvck you want to(like spending $21 on a T) and not giving a crap what people say about it.

 

[Czar]

we need a T-shirt with &quot;NEF&quot; on the front and on the back it would have just alot alot of the greatest nef posts here on the forums in realy tiny letters.

 

[iamwiz82]

sponge, the orginal thoughts on punk were that you dont like the state of things, so you act as you want to, rather than as you have to. This would include not paying more than $5 for a concert and $2 for a shirt, but times have changed...

 

<< that's funny, I thought being punk was doing whatever the fvck you want to(like spending $21 on a T) and not giving a crap what people say about it. >>


Uh, I guess. $21 for a shirt is pretty poser though. That's like 21 beers.