The Carpal Tunnelizer
by ApeLad
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Ships in 3-5 business days
There comes a point when “fun” is no longer fun. Some gentle threshold beyond which people start saying “learning curve” and “man hours” and begin importing controllers from foreign countries, where it goes from “wow, I want to learn that combo” to “how do I even pick that thing up”. This is the line that all men must choose whether or not to cross, the decision that only they can make. Do they move out of the house, learn a trade, and take a wife? Or do they make damn sure that no man can beat their M. Bison in head-to-head combat? Like the warrior monks of old, it is a calling only few can heed, but those that heed it, heed mercilessly.
This shirt was designed by: ApeLad, the man behind the ahem rediscovery of the ancient art of lolcats. Really. Also we hope he digs the word “heed”.
Wear this shirt: when you go to the arcade. And if you actually have an arcade near you, please let us know. We miss them.
Don’t wear this shirt: when you’re trying to pick up supermodels. They’ll take it as a challenge, and it’s a little known fact that supermodels are among the top video game players in the world. Even now, after all these years, Kathy Ireland still holds the world record for Joust.
This shirt tells the world: “That’s no moon.”
We call this color: Red The Walkthrough
Pantone Colors:
- BlackC -White - 102C - Cool Gray 4C - Cool Gray 7C - Cool Gray 10C
Features:
• Fiber Content: 4.5 oz 100% Combed Ringspun Cotton
• Manufactured In: Honduras/Nicaragua
• Printed In Carrollton, Texas, USA
• These shirts are printed to order. That means most of the time, we'll be printing using DTG technology
Sizing Chart:
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