… that I want to get this shirt just to watch people try and figure out if I’m completely deluded or being ironic?

As a bonus, the largest size would be way too tight on me.

12 Responses

  1. Roberta Lipp says:

    I have lost count of how many statements you would be making. It’s like… infinite.

  2. Earthencircle says:

    I’ll take 3, size XXXXL, please!

  3. Damn! Junior sizes. I so wish I could get one.

  4. Laurie says:

    I’m not a fan of shirts that have a message across my boobs. It puts too much pressure on me to wear a decent-fitting bra. That’s a tough task.

  5. Laurie says:

    Did I tell you that I like this template? It’s organized and it’s easy on the eyes. I also love the picture.

  6. kateharding says:

    I’m not a fan of shirts that have a message across my boobs. It puts too much pressure on me to wear a decent-fitting bra. That’s a tough task.

    Heh. I’m right with you. Also, I’m totally not buying this shirt, because it pisses me off that it exists, and it won’t fit. The concept just amuses me.

    Maybe I just need to make one on Zazzle that says “The Midwest: See, we ARE all fat and pale.”

  7. colio2007 says:

    if loving kate is wrong, i don’t want to be right.

  8. littlem says:

    You do realize that to be TRULY ironic you’d need to come here to NYC – particularly W-burg – to wear it.

    I say that fondly, as someone born in Indiana.

    Hee.

  9. kateharding says:

    Littlem, good point!

    Col, hee.

    And I can’t believe no one’s mentioned the emoticon on the shirt yet.

  10. car says:

    I am a transplanted midwesterner in NY, and I think it would be cool to have it say “I’m fat and pale, but it’s ok because I’m from the Midwest”. Well, that’s not exactly catchphrase worthy, but something like that.

  11. car says:

    Oh, wait, Kate already did it upthread but better. Stupid bad reading skills.

  12. Ruth says:

    When I saw this, I immediately thought, “Hey, I’m fat and pale, and I like it. The only thing I *don’t* like is being from the Midwest. Meh.”

    (I’m a new reader, and wanted to say hi!)