St Patricks Day

[Rusco]

[...] leftover crack shirts just amaze people. like the shoot the kids at school [...]

You kidding?

When I was younger I had once a t-shirt where was a "blame society" and pics of starvation, war etc. Often someone wanted to discuss about that. Bad Religion's classic cross denying-logo and a "no nazis" hoodie caused some gasping with some people too.

[Heno]

sure but these were not too long after the time of the columbine shootings and 911. heres a few:





oh, and swaztikas, used as they are meant to be

[szmurf]

Have always wondered who in their right mind would wear this horrible thing from the Flaming Lips store.

I think that the St Paddy's post has just been hi-jacked.

[Heno]

debris spotted in the southern part of the nma forum in the locale of the everything else board

[Rusco]

Heno, actually I meant you`re serious(?) you having the shirt, not the response it had on people. I admit I just can't understand why anybody would want to scare people with a such text. Should we be worried about something?

The start of the topic was interesting but this seems to have nothing to do with it.

[Heno]

sure, I have the shirt.

its not actually to scare them. maybe coax them to think about it a little more. you can talk about stuff all day but an image provokes. I did have one American ask me why I wearing it. I explained that it was from a band that I like. And the song promotes thinking about why kids would be driven to such lengths.