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No guts, no grory
posted on 27 Mar 2010 in Clothing
Photo courtesy of Patrik Jarlestam.
Shirt found in Kyoto, Japan.
(218 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)
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I won’t catch the grory! I’ve been vaccinated!
1657 — Oliver Cromwell becomes Lord Protector of England and invents the pullover.
Suppose you are if your 353 years old.
Grory, Grory hallelujah!
Look, I’m wearing a grown-up’s shirt now!
@Flicker,
that’s not engrish enough… It should’ve been Grory, Grory, Harrerujah! 😉
Why…it’s Perfeet!
1657 – The Meireki no Taika (great fire) in Edo, Japan destroys most of the city and damages Edo castle, killing an estimated 100,000 people.
lmao
Groria in excersis Deo.
The two high points of the year, according to the ever trusty Wikipedia, must be:
England’s first chocolate shop is opened.
and
Coffee was introduced to France.
Creary a clyptic reference to them.
Coffee and chocolate obviously influenced this shirt.
how grorious is this shirt!!
Mine eyes have seen the grory of the coming of the Rord.
Engrand’s filst chocorate shop! And coffee intloduced to Flance?! Grory Grory, Harrerujah…!!!
…never late on the taxes, admits when he’s made a mistake, takes responsibility, invests the money carefully… YES!!! I’ve made the perfect grown-up!!!
@firstborn:
well called! shank u
Perfect in every way… except spelling.
1657 is a virntage year
All glown up.
uhhhhmm…. I think you mean “glown up”.