Two in, two out

Garrett got me this awesome t-shirt for Christmas featuring the dragon from the game show Tic-Tac-Dough. If money weren't a factor I'd probably get a tattoo of a Whammy from Press Your Luck riding him, but since it is, that one's not even on the list. Yet.



I recently found a very funny Star Trek IG account called Soy Trek and had to order this t-shirt immediately when they unveiled it.



For a while now, I've had one more shirt than hangers in my closet, and since "Tom Riker of Finland" made two, I decided two had to go. For now, those are just on the floor of the closet and eventually I'll make up a full bag of stuff to donate. It'd be easy to say I should keep them somewhere else to have when I need a shirt that can get messy, but that's delusional thinking. I don't paint or do much else that's even remotely messy. But since an occasion where I need one could come along, I'll just keep a one in/one out policy in place rather than go through and get rid of a bunch right now.

Here are the two that left the collection today:



I like this one a lot! But designers should know that straight lines on a t-shirt pattern are never straight once the shirt is on a body. I never wear it because it looks wonky.

Oh! It turns out I didn't even include the other one that I'm getting rid of in the photo collection. It's a reproduction of a test print with goofy misspelled words. Kind of funny, but not funny enough to have to constantly explain to people.

Two in, two out

Garrett got me this awesome t-shirt for Christmas featuring the dragon from the game show Tic-Tac-Dough. If money weren't a factor I'd probably get a tattoo of a Whammy from Press Your Luck riding him, but since it is, that one's not even on the list. Yet.



I recently found a very funny Star Trek IG account called Soy Trek and had to order this t-shirt immediately when they unveiled it.



For a while now, I've had one more shirt than hangers in my closet, and since "Tom Riker of Finland" made two, I decided two had to go. For now, those are just on the floor of the closet and eventually I'll make up a full bag of stuff to donate. It'd be easy to say I should keep them somewhere else to have when I need a shirt that can get messy, but that's delusional thinking. I don't paint or do much else that's even remotely messy. But since an occasion where I need one could come along, I'll just keep a one in/one out policy in place rather than go through and get rid of a bunch right now.

Here are the two that left the collection today:



I like this one a lot! But designers should know that straight lines on a t-shirt pattern are never straight once the shirt is on a body. I never wear it because it looks wonky.

Oh! It turns out I didn't even include the other one that I'm getting rid of in the photo collection. It's a reproduction of a test print with goofy misspelled words. Kind of funny, but not funny enough to have to constantly explain to people.