Free Burma T-Shirt

Free Burma T-Shirt

A new design for Free Burma that we worked up for Rowdy Tease. Show your support for the freedom shoppers of Myanmar with the Free Burma T-Shirt.

Honest, The Finger Just Went Off

Fingerbang T-Shirt

One minute we were goofing around, and then it just went off. The finger. It just started banging. Damndest thing, and the inspiration of this Fingerbang t-shirt design for Rowdy Tease.

My What A Huge Hard Drive You Have

I knew that because of the tshirt you are wearing. Frankly, I probably wouldn't have noticed otherwise. sorry.
New design done for Rowdy Tease

clipped from www.cafepress.com

Bong Hits 4 Jesus

Watching the news about some hooligan Alaskan kids who went looking for danger by unfurling a "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" banner during a school event. Those darn kids! Buy 'em nice shoes and send 'em to school and all they want to do is start trouble and keep the lawyers fat and happy.

Seems the case made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court which ruled that the school administration was justified in handing out spankings. Take that you little rabble-rousers.

Anyway, I love the banner, especially the duck tape font employed. Decided that it must be made into a t-shirt. I lifted the words from the hoodlum's actual banner, cleaned it up, and laid it onto an actual Aramaic scroll that I found in the garage.

This shirt is available at Cafepress, but we would warn you not to wear this shirt around Juneau-Douglas High School. Not unless you want to spend some quality time in detention.

All-Electric Tee

Hard to believe now, but not that long ago there were still some folks who hadn't bought into this whole "electricity" concept. These Luddites would ask, "Why should I wire the barn for electricity when the kerosene lamps work just fine?" or "Why should I switch to electric heat when I got this big pile of coal?"
This is a shirt we've just worked up for RetroRanger at Cafepress. The "Live Better Electrically" campaign ran from 1956 to the late 1960s and was funded by some of the big electric manufacturers of the time...GE, Admiral, Phillips and Westinghouse. Ads appeared in national magazines extolling the wonders of electricity. And how about this...Ronald Reagan was the official TV spokeperson...a far cry from the wimp guy electricity is stuck with now. Big Ron could kick propane-guy's butt in a heartbeat.
Another aspect of the campaign was the "Medallion Home" plaques that homebuilders attached to all-electric new construction throughout the sixties. The 3-inch round brass-colored plaques used this same design and allowed homeowners to proudly proclaim that they were on the cutting edge of room lighting and bacon-frying technology.
I especially like this graphic because of the human figures. I don't know when these mod streamlined people made their first appearance, but I'd have to figure this logo was pretty early use. Just this morning I saw this man and woman on the restroom signs at Shopko. Yes, I did say hi.