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Be true to your school!

By Lynn | Published 05/24/2012

Seller easywind16 is bringing me a nice little memory of high school. This Mental stay true to your school longsleeve was a favorite among my small group of friends in school. Not too much action on this shirt, you might be able to get it without a fight.
I don’t know if I’m true to my (high) school.

High School Shop Class and DIY Tees

By b. murphy | Published 01/19/2011

When I was in high school, the cool thing to do in shop class was to print your own tees. Duh. Rather than make a bird house or a wack lantern, dudes were pumping out tshirts. One of my friends was gifted. He had the design touch and would go all out. His best design was a 4 sided Mighty Mighty Bosstones longsleeve. It was beautiful. It had the bulldog with the band logo on the front, a dude parachuting on the back and “Mighty Mighty” down each sleeve. White shirt with red ink. It was seriously awesome. That’s a shirt Dicky and Co should think about making …

meneguar had a friend who must have been in a similar situation with a similar gift. She came up with this Braid shirt. That’s a quality looking shirt, no doubt. I support shirts like this over bootlegs anyday. You know she printed up 4, maybe 5 and gave them to her friends who probably ALL love Braid. That’s a fan, you know? I can dig it.

Last Nerve Crewneck

By b. murphy | Published 12/30/2009

Last Nerve was one of my favorite bands from Australia for this decade …

I can’t really think of too many other bands from Australia from this decade …

Back in high school, a small group of kids from my class went to Australia on a field trip. They all came back with this terrible song called “How Bizarre” by OMC. I grew tired of hearing it in every physics class. This lasted a month. When that song had died out, I was happy. A few months later, it blew up in the US. And it began to get major radio play. I was not happy.

Last Nerve is not OMC. I’ll listen to Last Nerve any day. On repeat.

This design is definitely a Right Brigade rip off. Don’t let anyone tell you differently. For that reason alone, I love it. I also love that Australians refer to it as a “jumper.” Tee hee hee.