Inappropriate T-shirts

catycombs · April 2010

The minivan post got me thinking about this. I often see people in Target or Walmart wearing T-shirts that say things like "Back the Fuuck off" ,"What are you looking at Assshole?" or "If you can read this, Fuuck you" and it really irritates me. I don't want my kid reading your dirty T-shirt (yes, I know she can't read yet), but come on. Yes, I can be a prude at times. But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys.

CharlaineS · April 2010

I agree 100%. Especially since I have a son that can read!

amber&patrick · April 2010

LOL!! Yep, totally agree. Those are so tacky. Maybe I'm a snob, but I don't care. When you kid can read, think of it as a teaching tool -- what not to wear.

eamyg7 · April 2010

Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

nadiarl · April 2010

I especially hate inappropriate/trashy saying on kids and baby shirts.

mrs.priss7 · April 2010

"But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys. "

LMAO, and you know thats probably exactly where they bought in the first place!

beckypooh03@yahoo.com · April 2010

Forget T-shirts. I have a neighbor who was cursing at her 2 year old the other day. I was in shock.

bourk997 · April 2010

This is one of my biggggggest pet peeves- especially on kids/babies. I don't even like the "attitude" shirts like, "I'm a diva". No, you're not. You're a baby!

The worst was a girl with her baby at a little party we went to. It was a black onesie that said, "Watch your f**kin mouth! I'm a baby!" Why in the world would you put that on a sweet baby girl?!

catycombs · April 2010

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

I will have no problem talking to my children about anything. I will not put blinders on them, thank you. There are just certain things that are inappropriate for public view.

CharlaineS · April 2010

bourk997:

This is one of my biggggggest pet peeves- especially on kids/babies. I don't even like the "attitude" shirts like, "I'm a diva". No, you're not. You're a baby!

The worst was a girl with her baby at a little party we went to. It was a black onesie that said, "Watch your f**kin mouth! I'm a baby!" Why in the world would you put that on a sweet baby girl?!

I just saw this one on the spencers website

piper09 · April 2010

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

eamyg7 · April 2010

catycombs:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

I will have no problem talking to my children about anything. I will not put blinders on them, thank you. There are just certain things that are inappropriate for public view.

In your opinion.

Judge not lest ye be judged.

catycombs · April 2010

piper09:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

Thank you, I will stop feeding her.

eamyg7 · April 2010

piper09:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

And a few others.Youd be surprised. Cool

catycombs · April 2010

eamyg7:
piper09:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

And a few others.Youd be surprised.

Sleep

piper09 · April 2010

eamyg7:
piper09:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

And a few others.Youd be surprised.

Your poor grammar and lack of apostrophes always gives you away.

eamyg7 · April 2010

piper09:
eamyg7:
piper09:

eamyg7:
Oh stop. What are you going to censor life for your child? Either look at it as a conversation starter to talk about class with your child when they are older, or shop somewhere nicer, like wholefoods.

Hmmm... I thought eamyg7 = Mrs. Graphine, no???

And a few others.Youd be surprised.

Your poor grammar and lack of apostrophes always gives you away.

I'll try harderer for ya'll.

stephanielynn33 · April 2010

In Korea, there are a TON of shirts like that, but a lot of the ppl don't understand what they mean. 1 Korean girl was wearing a shirt that says "I see you've met the twins". My boyfriend's friend started laughing and she was asking why. They explained the shirt and she covered it up and was soooo embarrassed!

lvmomjbj · April 2010

Totally agree with you! I cant stand it when people are so offensive. It's not cool.

Mrs.KaityJane · April 2010

I dont mind them too much on adults. On kids and babies, that is a whole different story.

AFWife1229 · April 2010

catycombs:
The minivan post got me thinking about this. I often see people in Target or Walmart wearing T-shirts that say things like "Back the Fuuck off" ,"What are you looking at Assshole?" or "If you can read this, Fuuck you" and it really irritates me. I don't want my kid reading your dirty T-shirt (yes, I know she can't read yet), but come on. Yes, I can be a prude at times. But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys.

It's one thing to be offended by a shirt...but is that really necessary? I'm going definitely agree that you're a prude.

catycombs · April 2010

AFWife1229:

catycombs:
The minivan post got me thinking about this. I often see people in Target or Walmart wearing T-shirts that say things like "Back the Fuuck off" ,"What are you looking at Assshole?" or "If you can read this, Fuuck you" and it really irritates me. I don't want my kid reading your dirty T-shirt (yes, I know she can't read yet), but come on. Yes, I can be a prude at times. But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys.

It's one thing to be offended by a shirt...but is that really necessary? I'm going definitely agree that you're a prude.

Did I say I was offended? No, they just bother me. If they don't bother you, go buy one.

Gracey_Manor Maid · April 2010

I don't mind them on adults all that much depending on the shirt and where we are. I realyl don't think it's ok for kids to wear them though. When I see little ones in stuff like that I always think thier parent's are probably immature tools. lol

mrs_sherod · April 2010

I agree...that annoys me. Bumper stickers like that annoy me as well.

AFWife1229 · April 2010

catycombs:
AFWife1229:

catycombs:
The minivan post got me thinking about this. I often see people in Target or Walmart wearing T-shirts that say things like "Back the Fuuck off" ,"What are you looking at Assshole?" or "If you can read this, Fuuck you" and it really irritates me. I don't want my kid reading your dirty T-shirt (yes, I know she can't read yet), but come on. Yes, I can be a prude at times. But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys.

It's one thing to be offended by a shirt...but is that really necessary? I'm going definitely agree that you're a prude.

Did I say I was offended? No, they just bother me. If they don't bother you, go buy one.

I wasn't talking about the shirts...I just didn't think your last sentence was very necessary.

catycombs · April 2010

AFWife1229:
catycombs:
AFWife1229:

catycombs:
The minivan post got me thinking about this. I often see people in Target or Walmart wearing T-shirts that say things like "Back the Fuuck off" ,"What are you looking at Assshole?" or "If you can read this, Fuuck you" and it really irritates me. I don't want my kid reading your dirty T-shirt (yes, I know she can't read yet), but come on. Yes, I can be a prude at times. But, please keep your dirty T-shirts for special ocassions like nights at the strip club, wrestling matches, or monster truck ralleys.

It's one thing to be offended by a shirt...but is that really necessary? I'm going definitely agree that you're a prude.

Did I say I was offended? No, they just bother me. If they don't bother you, go buy one.

I wasn't talking about the shirts...I just didn't think your last sentence was very necessary.

My point with the last sentence was. Keep them away from children if you are wearing them. That is all.

piper09 · April 2010

I'm a 5th grade teacher and this thread got me thinking about some of the t-shirts my students have worn.

One had little bumblebees on the shirt and it said "I'm a bee-otch".

Another said "Looking is free. It'll cost you to touch".

Someone must've stolen mommy's t-shirt!

Nikibug · April 2010

amber&patrick:
LOL!! Yep, totally agree. Those are so tacky. Maybe I'm a snob, but I don't care. When you kid can read, think of it as a teaching tool -- what not to wear.

Yes

Prinycesa07 · April 2010

Eh, they dont really bother me. Maybe when i get older and DD can read my mind will change. And i actually find some of the baby ones funny. Its not like they know what they are wearing.

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