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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
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Ha.
ReplyDeleteYou could probably still sell them in the unitedstate. I know of several people who would probably buy them if they saw them, just because it's kind of funny and says, aso.
On second thought, maybe they wouldn't.
They might make good rags?
In your spare time cut them up into tiny pieces to sell as gun cleaning cloths,... oh wait, you guys don't have guns.
Umm,... Man, a thousand is a LOT of t-shirts.
...Donate them to Goodwill and get a recite and use it as a tax deduction?
...Turn them inside-out and make cheap pillows out of them?
... Man, a thousand is a LOT of t-shirts.
... You have a lifetime of lawnmowing/working-on-the-car/painting t-shirts.
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