T-Shirts

Virus_Inc

Over the last few years I've seen some really funky t-shirts but somehow the really good ones are like hens teeth. For example one I bought on impulse with an image of Father Jack with the words 'Girls Feck Drink' underneath. I get asked about it all the time and yet I've never seen another one since that day even though I bought it at Carrolls. Currently I'm on the hunt for one of the original 'Fcek: The Irish Connection' t-shirt. I picked up one for a swiss friend but have been so far unable to track one down for myself. The other is the 'Von Irish' take-off ( I did manage to find one but it was green and too small ).

Why do these obviously popular bits of humour surface once never to be seen again?

Anyone have any suggestions as to where I might otherwise find these item?

Johnson

Virus_Inc wrote:

Currently I'm on the hunt for one of the original 'Fcek: The Irish Connection' t-shirt. The other is the 'Von Irish' take-off ( I did manage to find one but it was green and too small ).

Jesus, they're hilarious. :rolleyes:


What a load of bollox. Arra, the irish are great craic to be sure, to be sure. Be the hokey. Will ye meet me at the crossroads, sure won't the craic be mighty altogether? Win lose or draw, we'll have a pint of the black stuff.

TerrorFirmer

I hate those shirts, maybe think about what you just said?

Why do these obviously popular bits of humour surface once never to be seen again?

Maybe because they ARENT popular!

segadreamcast

Virus_Inc wrote:

Over the last few years I've seen some really funky t-shirts but somehow the really good ones are like hens teeth.

I agree with this part - I can be really fussy over t-shirts at times for some reason...

However, you then went on to describe three of the worst t-shirts ever.

Virus_Inc

While they may not appeal to the locals, they are great for gifts for friends & family overseas...

Shrimp

Virus_Inc wrote:

Father Jack with the words 'Girls Feck Drink' underneath

You can get this in Dunnes in the green.

Fysh

Virus_Inc wrote:

While they may not appeal to the locals, they are great for gifts for friends & family overseas...

Well, yeah, if those overseas people are willing to buy into a crappy stereotype. Horses for courses or something I guess, but to me those t-shirts are crappiness embodied.

nesf

Meh, t-shirts are very much a personal taste thing. I wear one's I find amusing, funny or at least worth reading.

I really couldn't care less if some random person on the street raises an eyebrow at me.