spamshirt does exactly what it suggests. We take spam, and we put it on a shirt. In the process, spamshirt is cleaning up the online environment - recycling useless spam into something practical and stylish. posted by Grod at 10:07 AM on September 25, 2004
I dont know, I think its kind of funny. The only thing about spam that amuses me are the subject lines. I'd like to have a couple of the best ones on a shirt.
Sort of a when life gives you lemons, make lemonade mentality, I guess. posted by fenriq at 10:30 AM on September 25, 2004
This can be taken from our list of spam, or you can enter one of your own
so... we're paying $45US for a custom-printed T-shirt? posted by rxrfrx at 8:44 PM on September 25, 2004
I wonder if they advertise by email...... posted by floanna at 9:22 AM on September 26, 2004
how is having gibberish on your shirt either practical or stylish?
posted by jpoulos at 12:12 PM CST on September 25
Depends on who's wearing it, I'd imagine. It'd look stupid on a guy, but women have a way of being able to pull off even the geekiest of outfits. I think perhaps the problem might be with the font size. That and the price tag. Unless the shirt comes with a free lid of pot, I don't see how this is going to go over very well.
Designing one's own custom T-Shirts online is not an original idea. It can be done elsewhere on the 'Net for less, with better results. You have to buy in bulk though, and sell at a profit. Regardless, it's more trouble than it's worth. I'd rather just shave my chest and use a marksalot. posted by ZachsMind at 10:58 AM on September 26, 2004
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how is having gibberish on your shirt either practical or stylish?
posted by Grod at 10:07 AM on September 25, 2004