The Peoples Mario

American Apparel — The Search for the Best Bottom in the World

Amer­i­can Apparel knows how mar­ket­ing works. Its not about the three P’s, but its all about the two S’: Sex sells! And this time they dont even have to pay for mod­els since they started a web­site where every girl can upload pics. See for yourself.

Tea Shirts

I’m not a big coffee-drinker, I stick to Red Bull and clas­sic pep­per­mint fla­vored tea.

Design by Soon Mo Kang.

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The Third and the seventh

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This beauty is mak­ing its rounds already, but its worth it to post it over and over again. Breath­tak­ing 3D work by Alex Roman.

Screw the Holidays

Some­one buy me this shirt pretty please? I’m broke! Print­lib­er­a­tion also has other nice tees, so be sure to take a look at their col­lec­tion.
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Christmas Album Cover Madness

Nuffy put together a col­lec­tion of the most awful christ­mas album cov­ers ever. Per­fect for get­ting into christ­mas mood.

Hunter S. Thompson Motivational Posters

One of the great­est per­sons in recent his­tory, Hunter S. Thomp­son, writer, jour­nal­ist, politi­cian and most of all Amer­i­can patriot, put an end to his life about five years ago. His work still affects the life and work of many peo­ple all around the world. Even if it’s just for enter­tain­ment while watch­ing the adap­tion of his most famous novel “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”.

Here are some of his most pop­u­lar quotes, put in the their proper envi­ron­ment, HST Moti­va­tional Posters:

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They all went to heaven at the age of 27

I like to lis­ten to The Doors a lot, so I was pretty amazed when I noticed this nice shirt col­lec­tion themed “They all went to heaven at the age of 27″. The Scan­di­na­vians of Whip­ping Floyd have their own, but in my opin­ion very fresh style!

Here are the fea­tured artists:

• Robert John­son (5/8/1911 — 8/16/1938)
• Brian Jones (2/28/1942 — 7/3/1969)
• Janis Joplin (1/19/1943 — 10/4/1970)
• Jimi Hen­drix (11/27/1942 — 9/18/1970)
• Jim Mor­ri­son (12/8/1943 — 7/3/1971)
• Kurt Cobain (2/20/1967 — 4/5/1994)

The For­ever 27 Club con­sists of promi­nent musi­cians who all passed away at the age of 27 years. Too early, if you look at how inspir­ing their music is still today. Time­less clas­sics. To put these peo­ple a mon­u­ment Whip­ping Floyd cre­ated these shirts.

My favorite is Jim Morrison’s:

To explain:

Mr. Mojo Risin is an ana­gram of his name that he uses in the song LA Woman. He spent his last night on earth in the Paris night­club Rock’n’Roll Cir­cus. White horses denote heroin, the rea­son Jim died most likely.