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  1. Top Ten IMAO Slogans:
    10. And here’s more crap for you to buy!
    09. The Holy Bible is Holy? Who knew?!?
    08. Guns: God’s Way of Killing Hippies Through Man
    07. IMAO: Because if you don’t laugh at jokes that put the letters U and N in front of negative sounding adjectives in order to mock the U.N., you will get the jungle fever or bird flu or something.
    06. Twenty T-Shirts, One Fabric: Back Acne Grating Cotton
    05. F&S: A matrimony that will make us forget the words f*** and s*** for an entire half an hour.
    04. Putting a Jihad on You
    03. Humor Alert Level: Elevated.
    02. IMAO: We won’t crap in your socks and hit you with them!
    01. Glenn Reynolds blends puppies because he’s a sissy. Harvey eats them raw.

  2. Great. Hey, I had another idea. You know your post about the totaly true tidbits, the one about the flag. You could make a shirt with an american flag on the front,and some of the true tidbits on the back. I’d buy it.

  3. Thsi is truely a grievus travesty against teh finest progressive instutition in the world and the onl y instutition that give progressive world leaders the forum to spaek out agaainst imperialst US hegamony polices. True like minded progresive despots nned teh Un which give then the legitimacey taht they need to fell good and may be change there despotick nature. In short teh UN provide valuble services for the intire world and since the US uses all teh resourses it is only fare that teh US pay for the good progressive programs wich the UN develoeps and over seas.

  4. Sherb: just wear the shirt backwards, then! heh
    Nope, no apostraphe nor apostrope in “troubles” though a dash in “world famous” would be ok — so get some White-Out and put one in if you absolutely, positively got to have one!
    BTW, I don’t hate the UN, and I love this shirt. Gonna go buy one! Blue, I think, cause black’s just too harsh for my femininininteeeee!

  5. Put four apostrophes in troubles, and a couple of ampersands in impotent. Maybe a few of these for good measure: >~`?
    It does kind of make sense to have everything on the back instead of the front though (my gut might stretch the words and make them meaningless).

  6. Curse you IMAO! My son and I were laughing so hard at this shirt we BOTH have to have one. And guess who pays! There goes more of my hard-earned money.
    No apostrophe in “troubles”. It’s used as a plural here. If it were used as a posessive, it would need one.

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