“I’ve done **** all today” (Apologies there is a point to this thread)

ThinkingOfLinking

That is appalling, but not surprising. I do question the actual people who would buy such shirts. I certainly wouldn't.

Gigervamp

Esqui wrote: »

Don't be silly. You know they'd spell it "Chellsi"

Lol, of course! My bad, I have a hard time spelling things incorrectly!

Timmne

I saw one that read "IVF baby: proof that my dad's a w**ker" :eek:

Walkinshaw

I read something yesterday about Wallmart in America, their babies bibs have slogans on some of them and a couple were "Flirt" and "Hottie"

sweetstudent

I cannot believe that people would actually dress their babies in this type of clothing. What has happened to the typical baby clothing with bright colours and smiling faces?

Mimi_Arc_en_ciel

Esqui wrote: »

Don't be silly. You know they'd spell it "Chellsi"

your both wrond - its Chelsiey princess llauretta shanti :oP

(can i really call chavs for giving their brats odd names? my DD is called Meghan not odd but different)

Lost2

This is what happens when you have care in the community,
some people should not be allowed to breed

vyle

To be honest, I don't find the first shirt anywhere near as objectionable as the ones spuds and juno posted. Things that sexualise children, regardless of how many letters the words contain rile me far more than a bit of swearing.

advent1122

It is when you see grown men wearing t-shirts with slogans like "Drinking t-shirt" or "Male sex machine"
Am I the only one who thinks "What a !!!!?"

qetu1357

advent1122 wrote: »

It is when you see grown men wearing t-shirts with slogans like "Drinking t-shirt" or "Male sex machine"
Am I the only one who thinks "What a !!!!?"

I saw one on holiday "When a woman says no she means yes".

And what about this one I saw on a chap "Is it necrophilia if they are still twitching?"