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What I don't understand is, wether you met up with her parents or not, the whole rest of the neighborhood would have seen it, which is rude in and of itself
I think it's funny! It's just a joke t-shirt slogan I'm sure they won't jdge you on it (although a worrying number of people on here seem to have)...plus, if they had a problem with it you would have known from how they were talking to you. And newsflash people, just because the t-shirt says it's his birthday, doesn't mean he only wears it on his birthday...geez
HHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA. That sucks. Pick a less...parentally-offensive shirt? next time. :P
Lol so many people here say 'don't wear t-shirts like that in public" i ask why? Maybe the parents actually have a sense of humour :) Don't worry man!! :)
That's a nice shirt. And her mother does it too.
Sorry to say this, but by wearing that shirt OUT IN PUBLIC and then running through a populated area, you set yourself up for it. Aren't you glad they didn't have young children with them that were going to ask them all about it later?
Why would you even wear that shirt out...especially running where 100's of people are bound to see you?
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Wearing that shirt in public is just *asking* for a FML to happen. That's a total "you deserve that one", dude. Nice.
Oh man... that's why I could never get myself to actually wear shirts like that, out of fear for situations like that happening to me