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Then it is fine.
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I know where you’ve been!
I fear for the child
Leprosy?
If you are sick, here is $50, go and get yourself a doctor. Now you should feel touched.
Night of the living dead.
Also:
WATCH ME I’M BORED
UNDRESS ME I’M NUDE
CONFUSE ME I’M CAT
T-Shirt design by e. bola.
Mudhoney on tour
Not even if you were Jim Morrison.
Jesus doesn’t shop here any more.
Comes with matching ankle bracelet.
“Touch Me I’m Sick” is a song by Mudhoney which was also covered by Sonic Youth.
He’s a Beatles fan. Hold him in your arms, yeah, you can feel his disease.
“Touch Me I’m Sick” is a song by Mudhoney
Frickin anti-vaxxers.
@Ben: The lyrics sites say “Hold you in his armchair you can feel his disease”, but I suspect it’s actually “Hold you in his arms, cher, You can feel his disease”, “cher” being French for “dear”.
Just thought I’d share.
Marry me I’m Christmas
That might be an actual band t-shirt from Mudhoney, who did a song by that title.
China’s big on faith healing.
OK, now where did I leave my ten-foot pole?
You want me to touch you? You really are sick!
They say the best way to get rid of a cold is to give it to someone else. So… ((hugs))
The baby looks like it caught whatever it was and is dead. …..
Final Fantasy 7: This guy are sick!
Looks very contagious. The main symptom seems to be blurring of the facial features.
@ a non y mouse:
Lennon endorsed the mistake you quote, but the verse is hold him in your arms yeah, you can….
Though really this is not so important, at another time Lennon admitted the lyrics were “gobbledygook”.
And we all thought of them at first sight of the shirt, so great minds are all going in the same direction
‘Tis and ill wind which blows no one some good.
At least he’ll be making the payments on the pox doctor’s Porsche, for the next few years.
DEATH IS A CONDITION’
NOT A DISEASE
@DnT Oh! I thought he was drunk. Have you ever noticed how the people around you at the pub, get blurry when they are drunk. (lol)
.:lol:
Actuall. I think I have destroyed a few brian seals this Christmas. 🙄
Well, Chang old chap. I certainly wouldn’t lick you.
Have I got short term memory loss?
Err. Would you mind repeating the question?
This exact shirt is available here: http://www.shotdeadinthehead.com/touch-me-im-sick-t-shirt.html
The description reads: “Mudhoney were fundamental to the whole Seattle Grunge scene. When they released their debut single Touch Me I’m Sick in 1988 on Sub Pop it was the start of a movement.”
It’s unlikely this guy bought that shirt without knowing what it meant.
That’s not Engrish, that’s a song by Mudhoney, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nGsT_qFMBs&list=RD_nGsT_qFMBs
@A Non-y Mouse: The him/you switch was intentional but I didn’t notice the original is “cher”. Good bit of trivia.
“touch me i’m sick” is the name of a mudhoney song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nGsT_qFMBs
Alas it’s not English, just a copy of the old grunge t-shirt for the band Mudhoney’s song “Touch Me I’m Sick”, also covered by Sonic Youth
I am sick. Now you can see.
Contagion – the gift that keeps on giving!
There’s also plenty of germs down in the mud, honey!
FYI: This is the title of a Mudhoney song: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touch_Me_I%27m_Sick
The girl next to him makes the (in)appropriate hand signals
in case you can’t read English.
What’s the point of this photo? To show the person who took it/posted it wasn’t alive in the 1990s? Obviously it is the title of a 90s rock song, nothing you see here
Hey, this is a Mudhoney t shirt. There’s a song of that name. Obscure grunge 🙂
Probably a Mudhoney fan. Classic tune there.
@Tim – TOUCH ME I’M SICK!
I’m in England and I used to have that exact same t-shirt, bought at a Mudhoney gig, (£5 outside the venue, don’t think it was official.
So it really shouldn’t be on this site.
Tim’s the only one who recognizes the Mudhoney reference? Yikes.
This is not engrish.
This is MUDHONEY!