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posted on 8 Feb 2024 in Clothing
Watch out for pothores…
Photo courtesy of Sittikorn P.
T-shirt spotted in Japan.
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I can’t bear the wait
One way of being clothed
Endress – verb [archaic]: to put on a t-shirt with silly text.
We all reave the load sometime.
Assuming they meant “endless road”, a roundabout would fit the bill.
“On the Load” – the not very successful sequel by Jack Kerouac
T-shirt mottoes can be a load of clap.
I suppose an endless road could be called “rife”.
The original title of The Rong and Winding Load.
The loadies got us set up just in time to open with that Locky Lacoon tune.
Good to be back on the load again.
Never heard of Endress Load before, their Life Is album has become a new favorite.
He’s light, aw light — it’s aw just tore and tlouble.
Don’t hit that loadkill.
Life: an endless road, an endless load, an endress road, or an endress load.
Choose one.
It’s life, Jim, but not as we know it.