Jan 16 2008Super Mario Shirt Features Double Entendre

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This Super Mario inspired shirt from 80sTees is dirty because of the double meaning in the message. While it's perfectly fine for Mario to hit a couple question blocks, it's the other meaning that makes it so naughty. My mom would never in a million years let me buy this shirt. Because when you say "I'd hit that" what you mean is that you'd "ride that wave", "get mad play", and/or "tap that". All of which have sexual connotations -- and that's just tacky. What is not tacky is the t-shirt I have that features a little cartoon man stealing a TV from a burning building with the phrase "I'd attack that ass like a looter in a riot". That thing is all class.

mario question mark t-shirt: i'd hit that! [technabob]

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FAKE!

OMG someone made a fake vintage t-shirt with a clever phrase that has multiple meanings? Brilliant! Where do I buy stock in this innovative company?

This will be the perfect companion for my Metal Gear/Who's the Boss t-shirt. Get it? Big Boss? No? Well f*** you then.

I heart Sublime.

The funniest shirt I ever saw was one with a pic of Eygpt's pyramids and below it said " Slavery. Gets shit done!"

shirt would be way funnier if text was small, white, lower case, and said

...i'd hit it.

I got a shirt that says "happiness is a tight one" but it has a target with a tight group on it and a picture of a rifle underneath. I actually get dirty looks if I wear it out... I don't think they get it.

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I got a shirt for Christmas that is blue, has a yellow smiley on it, and says "Boobies make me smile." I've gotten looks...I have to keep explaining that it's either laundry time, or it was a Christmas present...and that it's laundry time.

I agree with #6.

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