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The ould fella gave me a right kick in the arse when I wore this yoke one evening.
Dungeon?
Great thread. Tomorrow I shall post a picture of a beautiful Eraserhead tshirt I wore for years.
Runt April Fools day is over ya bender.
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Ah yes. Had it between the ages of 14 and 20. It was in tatters by the time I finally threw it away.
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Did you roll up the sleeves like that as well? :rolleyes:
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Pearl Jam, Guns n Roses and Nirvana.
Who’d have guessed
I dunno Runt, probably most people my age give 5 years either way. They were popular at the time we’d be wearing such t-shirts.
Not many would have guessed though that you were gay back then.
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Kev destroying the Runt here.
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I didn’t suffer from enough teenage angst to wear those Pearl Jam / Metallica / Sepultura t-shirts
Anyone know what the deal with these fucking things were? I remember getting one from an aunt once, they changed colours with your body temperature which basically meant your pits if you were a young fella running around the place the whole time. Bizarre stuff really, ah the 80’s :rolleyes:
Have to agree with you on this one Kev.
Runt, what age are you at all? Or were you the farmer of your time, and eschewed such populist warblings (amongst the yoof) for more obscure acts
I had one of them fuckers. It started out purple, which wasn’t a great colour on a (then) chubber like meself, but turned fuckin pink when me body temp went up, which, as a chubber, was quite friggin often.
Purple and fuckin pink. And then the mother says, ‘why aren’t you wearing that colour change t-shirt I got you’.
Fuckin hell
1992 maybe? Typical youth disco attire. No wonder they wouldn’t dance.
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My favourite tshirt has gone missing down in the launderette. A tragic loss to my wardrobe.
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