BANG FACE T-shirts & Hoodies

[Slash]

Hmm, anyone else having problems with the slogan coming off?
It seems like the letters are just glued on the back..

[PaulX]

I love my hoodie and am very glad that it reads '...ARE my prospects'. Have had several debates/arguments about this and I think this is teh win:

It's grammatically dubious, to put it mildly, but who cares as long as people are happy?

[tangofingers]

3 sad English grads care...for like, half the night. That was all...

[snudge]

Yes, got my t & hoody on tues! Wore my hoody with "mum, I'm at a rave" to midgeDeath free party @ the wknd. Few ppl wanted pics and i think were off home to order some BF memorabilia with out actually realising what it was about (MidgeDeath was up past Ben Nevis, ppl dont really know much outside their crofts )

Also had a few ppl come up 2 me outside edinburgh student union whilst fliering on friday to comment on my "Hardcore Horn Star" t-shirt. Help shift a few fliers!!!

[buzzingtalk]

its top of the list once i get some moneiz coming in...i want a few of em

[WaveyRaveyDavey]

I love my hoodie and am very glad that it reads '...ARE my prospects'. Have had several debates/arguments about this and I think this is teh win:

It's grammatically dubious, to put it mildly, but who cares as long as people are happy?

Prospects IS a colective noun (if this helps... )

[Saint Acid]

I love my hoodie and am very glad that it reads '...ARE my prospects'. Have had several debates/arguments about this and I think this is teh win:

It's grammatically dubious, to put it mildly, but who cares as long as people are happy?

Prospects IS a colective noun (if this helps... )

Cool, I did run it past my Dad who's a poet

[WaveyRaveyDavey]

I love my hoodie and am very glad that it reads '...ARE my prospects'. Have had several debates/arguments about this and I think this is teh win:

It's grammatically dubious, to put it mildly, but who cares as long as people are happy?

Prospects IS a colective noun (if this helps... )

Cool, I did run it past my Dad who's a poet

Aaah, but does he know it?

[PaulX]

I love my hoodie and am very glad that it reads '...ARE my prospects'. Have had several debates/arguments about this and I think this is teh win:

It's grammatically dubious, to put it mildly, but who cares as long as people are happy?

Prospects IS a colective noun (if this helps... )

Ummm, thanks for the English lesson, but didn't you mean "collective"?

That's not an example of a collective noun anyway. These are collective nouns:
A pride of lions - "pride" is the collective noun.
A gaggle of geese - "gaggle" is the collective noun.

But, like I already said, who cares as long as people are happy?


Pssssssst James, poets take liberties with the language all the time. 'Swot poets do innit? I guess we could call it an example of Hard Crew Poetry then.