Am I gonna get in trouble wearing this???
#35
07-25-2011 | 06:14 PM
Big Kahuna HDF Member
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Not true...if ir's an Amsoil stain you can wear the shirt twice as long between washings than if it is stained with Mobil1.
#36
07-25-2011 | 06:55 PM
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I have found an old tee-shirt in the back of the dresser that I've been wearing for a while.
It's black. There is nothing on it. No pictures, no lettering, no symbols no nothing. Plain black tee-shirt although there's a small grease stain on the side from wiping my hand after checking the oil on my Harley last month.
There is a label and it's inside. The colors of the label are white with a picture of a referee in a striped black & white shirt. He's looking to his left. Below in red lettering it says "footlocker." It isn't capitalized.
There's another white label underneath this one and it says 100% COTTON and some numbers and also MADE IN USA. The print is in black.
I sure hope I'm okay with this. If it's too offensive wearing a black tee-shirt with nothing but a grease stain on it maybe I should draw some skulls or whatever on it with a magic marker. Something like that.
It's black. There is nothing on it. No pictures, no lettering, no symbols no nothing. Plain black tee-shirt although there's a small grease stain on the side from wiping my hand after checking the oil on my Harley last month.
There is a label and it's inside. The colors of the label are white with a picture of a referee in a striped black & white shirt. He's looking to his left. Below in red lettering it says "footlocker." It isn't capitalized.
There's another white label underneath this one and it says 100% COTTON and some numbers and also MADE IN USA. The print is in black.
I sure hope I'm okay with this. If it's too offensive wearing a black tee-shirt with nothing but a grease stain on it maybe I should draw some skulls or whatever on it with a magic marker. Something like that.
