And now, in my case as well

’tis brilliant

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Great find!

I’ve owned and proudly wear this T-shirt three mornings a week to the gym. Keeps ya’ humble!

Touché!

Too true.

And I loled.

I saw this two weeks ago and wanted to buy one to wear to the Personal Democracy Forum, but they don’t sell this exact shirt. They offer a slightly modified form:

“More people have read this shirt than MY blog.”

…which is way too self-depricating for my inexplicably confident personality.

If only Despair Inc. had a relbutton I could use to express my preferences!

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Ha!!!! I love it… It’s so true (for me anyway!)

Hey nice find Doc! I’m tempted to do a review of Despair.com (not that they need it I’m sure). I have to admit this t-shirt definitely applies to my blog… lol.

Ah well at least this t-shirt isn’t advertising a blog - I find that kinda sad when someone resorts to promoting themselves on their own clothes - (check out EyeEarn.com for the worst offender ever) - it’s like forcing every stranger you meet to look through your holiday snaps - or read your rough draft for a novel that will most likely never be published - no one wants to know. Keep an eye out for that review for Despair.com anyway - You might even enjoy it - I’m told my blog is weirdly wonderful even if it only has the two readers :p

It always amazes me how popular geek humour t-shirts are but then I suppose geeks to have to wear clothes - I just can’t imagine someone wanting to wear this in public!

We actually didn’t manage to include despair in our recent article on places to find the Geekiest T-Shirts although some of them are pure gold.