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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Blarney Stoned
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Eton Trifles
Not a particularly good idea but a rather nice T shirt from the Philosophy Football crowd.
Update Afterthought
Wait up; if I post an image of the T shirt on the blog, does that mean I can also blag a free T-shirt?
Duly done. I'll have a large one, Bob.
PS - That's the General Election officially mentioned on the blog, btw.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
T-Shirt Spotting
Oh, I'm a sucker for a good political T shirt - and this one has definitely caught my eye - but wearing one in Brooklyn?
I should just get it over and done with and have 'wannabe hipster wanker' tattooed on my forehead.
Saying that, I do need some new T shirts. All my politcal T shirts are simultaneously disintegrating before my eyes. And that's even on a bastard cold wash. If this was a novel, I would read some significance into this current course of clothing events.
Back to the non-365Watch post in hand. The T shirt was found via Citizen Bone and comes courtesy of Sabcat, a newly established anarcho workers co-op based out of West Midlands, who specialise in printing T shirts of a political nature. (What else are you going to do in the West Midlands on a wet Wednesday afternoon? Makes sense to me.)
What would make even better sense is if they knuckle down and work on a Kingmaker 'Armchair Anarchist' T shirt in time for this year's London Anarchist Bookfair. That revival in interest in Kingmaker has been threatening to ignite for years, and it would be chucklesome to see some market forces in operation at an Anarchist Bookfair to force down AK Press's extortionate prices.