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Inspired by these guys, I’m thinking of offering some Man Boobz t-shirts, and possibly some other cool blog swag, either through CafePress or one of its competitors. I’ll either sell them at cost or donate whatever meager profits I make to some deserving charity.
My plan is to use some quotes from the boobs, maybe add some clever graphics. (One slogan per shirt.) So far here are some possibilities, and links to where they’re from:
We hunted the mammoth to feed you
Don’t ever let a woman know your name, city or profession.
And, from our good friend Yohan, referring to me:
On the brink of idiotism
Let me know what you think of these. And if you have some favorite quotes I haven’t listed, post them below (with URL if you can track it down). The comments section here is fair game for quotes too.
Suggest away!
Also, if you’ve had experience with CafePress or one of its alternatives, let me know if it was good or bad. Thanks!
>Just as good would be if feminist were forced to wear buttons with a big F on them so men could avoid the headache of trying to approach castrating feminist nutjobs (sorry for the redundancy).I think you've just become the living embodiment of Poe's law there, Richard.
>"Feral female"http://www.manboobz.com/2011/01/murder-and-male-resentment.html
>Personally, I have thesehttp://www.cafepress.co.uk/+i_love_eoghan_classic_thong,197568029
>"castrating feminist nutjob"per Random Brother on this very thread
>Oops, forgot to suggest for the "castrating feminist nutjob" that there be nuts liberally sprinkled across the shirt. Or maybe just a nutcracker.
>@booboonation:"Men that don't go around trying to control others or judging them, expecting to act in very limited fashions and trying to get something from other people probably don't run into all that frustration. "YOU ARE FULL OF IT.
>There are none so blind as those who refuse to see Richard.
>@ Captain BathrobeIsn't it amazing how some of these "male" feminists will attack anyone who disagrees so that "he" can get some sort of pat on the head from his feminist masters? Random Brother
>@ ElizabethI agree with the sentiment, but the real question is which one of us refuses to see.Random Brother
>Richard,My feminist masters are benevolent. They even allow me to surf the internet occasionally, but only if I toe the party line.
>You're welcome, Richard.
>Natasha: !!! Either that name is a lot more common than I would have imagined, or … ?!
>Natasha: !!! Either that name is a lot more common than I would have imagined, or … ?!I'm thinking that the popularity of Eoghan Quigg has a lot to do with that merchandise.
>Pam: Ah! I guess I'm just not up on the latest terrible UK pop. I'm guessing music critics aren't going to be ordering many of those thongs:"The album received overwhelmingly bad reviews leading to Peter Robinson claiming it to be "the worst album in the history of recorded sound" and that it was "so bad that it would count as a new low for popular culture".[8] The album was mainly criticised for its complete lack of any original material, poor production and poor singing performance from Quigg."http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eoghan_Quigg
>PUSSY CARTEL!
>@David and PamLol…nooooo they were made for Eoghan that used to be here 😉
>@Natasha,LOL!! And do you have some swampland in Florida that you'd like to sell us? 😉
>Did it not occur to you that anyone can make anything they want on cafe press?They were, in fact, made for him, by a friend of ours, a couple of years ago.