Add an ‘S’ before ‘HART’ and you have a good reason to get away.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
You don’t need a hart for kids, you need a billygoat!
Or are they making kiddie fawn?
seventy2rd o clock
4 years ago
It’s hart to understand this.
seventy2rd o clock
4 years ago
Go away, Shirt.
Marum
4 years ago
It’s quite Stag erring.
Marum
4 years ago
As the little deer said as she staggered out of the forest.
“Wooee! That’s the last time I’ll do that for fifty bucks.”
Pete
4 years ago
♪ I’m, too harty for my shirt, too harty for my shirt…♪
Pete
4 years ago
OK, who dared to prodere this garment?
Pete
4 years ago
That Engrish is so blindingly clear, I’m literally seeing stars everywhere when I look at it.
UCity
4 years ago
It would be impressive for a kid to win the Hart trophy.
Marum
4 years ago
It’ in caps, because it mainly wrotten by an old yeller.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
@Marum | 4:52 am: These days, she only does it for the doe.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
Prodere? Looks like a prodder to me!
Pete
4 years ago
Definition:
Prodere (v), from the Latin:
To publicly dare a Professional Athlete to do something silly, embarrassing, or extremely risky.
Marum
4 years ago
Hart = (Animals) any ruminant artiodactyl mammal of the family Cervidae, including reindeer, elk, muntjacs, and roe deer, typically having antlers in the male. 2. ( Animals) (in N Canada) another name for caribou.
Marum
4 years ago
The ancient maxim of the common law, nemo tenetur se ipsum prodere, is imbedded in the provision in the twelfth section of the Bill of Rights of U.S. Constitution, that no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself.
The twelfth amendment I think – but I stand to be corrected on this. My knowledge of US law is sketchy, and incomplete, to say the least.
Marum
4 years ago
Edit.: The fifth amendment.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
@Pete | 5:44 am: That’s a better translation than the one I got from Google Translate.
Another possibility occurs to me: Maybe they’re pro (in favor of) deer.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
@Marum | 5:52 am: I’ve been following the Trump fiasco, and I’m pretty sure you mean the Fifth Amendment.
People buggering around with the 12th amendment is how D2S got to be president at all.
Long Tom
4 years ago
@DnT: I’d say it was far more of a matter of who the other candidate was.
Long Tom
4 years ago
If the shirt said “Harris” instead of “Hart”, you definitely want to get your kids away!
Ask Marum for clarification.
Droll not Troll
4 years ago
@Long Tom | 3:57 pm: I’m not saying Hillary would have made a great president, but given the choice at the time, it’s better the devil you know than the devil who will let loose a horde of demons to devour the Earth!
Voters everywhere need to do their homework!
Marum
4 years ago
@Long Tom 1559. Are you referring to Admiral Harry Harris, US ambassador to Australia?
Long Tom
4 years ago
@Dnt: Well, the voters did. If Hillary had become President, we would have been at war with Abu Dhabi by now.
And maybe the American people want jobs, prosperity, and winning erh war against terrorism. Which we didn’t get under Obama.
Long Tom
4 years ago
@Marum: I thought you’d know I was referring to Rolf Harris.
Well keep away from oily food
I’m lost
Who harted?
Get away from the kids and nobody gets hart!
This shirt is pure hartcore
Add an ‘S’ before ‘HART’ and you have a good reason to get away.
You don’t need a hart for kids, you need a billygoat!
Or are they making kiddie fawn?
It’s hart to understand this.
Go away, Shirt.
It’s quite Stag erring.
As the little deer said as she staggered out of the forest.
“Wooee! That’s the last time I’ll do that for fifty bucks.”
♪ I’m, too harty for my shirt, too harty for my shirt…♪
OK, who dared to prodere this garment?
That Engrish is so blindingly clear, I’m literally seeing stars everywhere when I look at it.
It would be impressive for a kid to win the Hart trophy.
It’ in caps, because it mainly wrotten by an old yeller.
@Marum | 4:52 am: These days, she only does it for the doe.
Prodere? Looks like a prodder to me!
Definition:
Prodere (v), from the Latin:
To publicly dare a Professional Athlete to do something silly, embarrassing, or extremely risky.
Hart = (Animals) any ruminant artiodactyl mammal of the family Cervidae, including reindeer, elk, muntjacs, and roe deer, typically having antlers in the male. 2. ( Animals) (in N Canada) another name for caribou.
The ancient maxim of the common law, nemo tenetur se ipsum prodere, is imbedded in the provision in the twelfth section of the Bill of Rights of U.S. Constitution, that no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself.
The twelfth amendment I think – but I stand to be corrected on this. My knowledge of US law is sketchy, and incomplete, to say the least.
Edit.: The fifth amendment.
@Pete | 5:44 am: That’s a better translation than the one I got from Google Translate.
Another possibility occurs to me: Maybe they’re pro (in favor of) deer.
@Marum | 5:52 am: I’ve been following the Trump fiasco, and I’m pretty sure you mean the Fifth Amendment.
People buggering around with the 12th amendment is how D2S got to be president at all.
@DnT: I’d say it was far more of a matter of who the other candidate was.
If the shirt said “Harris” instead of “Hart”, you definitely want to get your kids away!
Ask Marum for clarification.
@Long Tom | 3:57 pm: I’m not saying Hillary would have made a great president, but given the choice at the time, it’s better the devil you know than the devil who will let loose a horde of demons to devour the Earth!
Voters everywhere need to do their homework!
@Long Tom 1559. Are you referring to Admiral Harry Harris, US ambassador to Australia?
@Dnt: Well, the voters did. If Hillary had become President, we would have been at war with Abu Dhabi by now.
And maybe the American people want jobs, prosperity, and winning erh war against terrorism. Which we didn’t get under Obama.
@Marum: I thought you’d know I was referring to Rolf Harris.