T-shirt Etiquette..... WTF?
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08-30-2007 | 04:51 PM
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T-shirt Etiquette..... WTF?
So when ever I am out of town I usually go by a Harley Dealer and pick up a T-shirt and the last time I was in Kona I got a shirt for my father in-law after I gave him a couple he says “now I got all these T-shirts for places I’ve never been” meaning he won’t wear them.
So my mother was in Sturgis this year and got me a T-shirt and now I feel weird wearing because I have never been… WTF it’s just a T-shirt right? I mean I’ve got T-shirts for Triathlons that I’ve never competed in, and a T from Chicago (never been there) so why is it bothering me?
So my mother was in Sturgis this year and got me a T-shirt and now I feel weird wearing because I have never been… WTF it’s just a T-shirt right? I mean I’ve got T-shirts for Triathlons that I’ve never competed in, and a T from Chicago (never been there) so why is it bothering me?
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08-30-2007 | 04:58 PM
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RE: T-shirt Etiquette..... WTF?
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So when ever I am out of town I usually go by a Harley Dealer and pick up a T-shirt and the last time I was in Kona I got a shirt for my father in-law after I gave him a couple he says “now I got all these T-shirts for places I’ve never been” meaning he won’t wear them.
So my mother was in Sturgis this year and got me a T-shirt and now I feel weird wearing because I have never been… WTF it’s just a T-shirt right? I mean I’ve got T-shirts for Triathlons that I’ve never competed in, and a T from Chicago (never been there) so why is it bothering me?
So when ever I am out of town I usually go by a Harley Dealer and pick up a T-shirt and the last time I was in Kona I got a shirt for my father in-law after I gave him a couple he says “now I got all these T-shirts for places I’ve never been” meaning he won’t wear them.
So my mother was in Sturgis this year and got me a T-shirt and now I feel weird wearing because I have never been… WTF it’s just a T-shirt right? I mean I’ve got T-shirts for Triathlons that I’ve never competed in, and a T from Chicago (never been there) so why is it bothering me?
At the end of the day, so long as you're cool with wearing it, what the hell difference does it matter what anyone else thinks? If someone thought enough of you to bring you back something, I don't see why anyone should take issue with onewearing it? Seems kinda' stupid to me. Shouldn't bother you in the least.
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08-30-2007 | 05:11 PM
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RE: T-shirt Etiquette..... WTF?
I'm not in the army, neverhave been, but my son is, I wear the shirts he gives me.
Wasn't in the Marines, never have been, but my father and brother were, I wear the T's my brother has given me.
None of my family has ever been a firefighter, but they wear the T's, sweats, caps I've given them.
I don't see any problem with it, I get asked sometimes if I did serve, I just tell them no, then explain how I came by the shirt.
Wasn't in the Marines, never have been, but my father and brother were, I wear the T's my brother has given me.
None of my family has ever been a firefighter, but they wear the T's, sweats, caps I've given them.
I don't see any problem with it, I get asked sometimes if I did serve, I just tell them no, then explain how I came by the shirt.
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08-30-2007 | 05:30 PM
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This is an extremely important issue therefore I look forward with great anticipation for the expert advice that will be forthcoming from the esteemed members of this forum. 
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08-30-2007 | 05:42 PM
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RE: T-shirt Etiquette..... WTF?
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This is an extremely important issue therefore I look forward with great anticipation for the expert advice that will be forthcoming from the esteemed members of this forum.
This is an extremely important issue therefore I look forward with great anticipation for the expert advice that will be forthcoming from the esteemed members of this forum.
