tee shirts with messages written on them (suggestive ones)

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Hi people, have you seen those shirts that have things like "stop pretending you don't want me" on the front. I do not get why peoples wear stuff that has that written on it. have you seen these kinds of shirts? what i do not like is that shirts like that are made for little girls, creeps me out seeing a 10 year old with "little s&^t " or something like that written on her tshirt.

I remember when a clothes store forced its employees(females) to wear a similar shirt and sent a store manager home when she refused and showed up in something else. they stopped doing it after a public outcry when the story was in the local paper.

i don't see those shirts around anymore, do you?

This site has lots of t-shirts like that.

http://www.jerkassclothing.com

yes, the trend seems to have more or less passed.

I agree, it was pretty gross.

i love those kinda shirts. I have one about the flying monkeys.... it's my favorite and gets the most chuckles...

I had a friend who wore pants with the words "foxy" on her ass in FIFTH GRADE.

Heh, I once saw a girl wearing a shirt that said "look me in the eyes when I'm talking with you" on the front. Or maybe just look me in the eyes, don't quite remember. I would have liked a shirt like that, but I don't think I have much need for it (having small breasts and all).

I hate them, they're so tacky!! Especially when you see really ugly or really fat people wearing really suggestive ones (that sounds really mean but I'm sure you know what I mean). And young children in them... I know a few stores that sell g-strings for 6-year-olds - there is so much wrong with that I don't know where to begin!

There are a few annoying ones like the one where the text gets smaller and smaller like an eye-test. There's the temptation for me then to stare at the chest just to read what's written. From my one experience of doing this it's usually something like "stop looking at my breasts".

I hate the ones with the overused political statements on them: "Stop Global Warming", "Save The Whales", "Bring Back The 80's", "No More War".
They just seem like a cheap/fake way to look intelligent and to look in touch with world issues. (Australian teen clothing store, Supre sells them )
I personally havent seen any sex slogan shirts. Maybe I've been filtering them out of my vision field

Every now and then I find myself thinking I should start making my own.

Honestly, it would be cool if a lot of people started wearing things they actually thought. . . I keep thinking I should make myself a "God help America" shirt, preferably converted from something with a more conventionally patriotic image on it to start with. . .

An I think it would be entirely awesome to see someone walking down the hall at school wearing a shirt that said "competence is sexy"--after all, it is. . . and I totally wish more people knew it. . .

I find that many kids (10 and under) don't even understand what the shirts mean, so I don't see that much of a harm.

I however do not agree with shirts like this in the work place, the funny ones like 'slackers unite! Tomarrow' are fine, but the real suggestive ones I don't like.... work is supposed to have a professional enviroment (The place I work at least)

Two shirts that has gotten very popular in Newfoundland since the McCartney's seal hunt protest, they where to make fun of the fact that they placed the baby seals in danger by touching them (Mother seals abandon babies that have been touched, and baby seals are not hunted)

they say "Save a seal, club a beatle" and "I club baby seals" (the playing cards club)