50 Times People Spotted The Most ‘Cursed Shirts’ In The Wild And Had To Share Them Online
Clothing, one might say, is the best way to express yourself. And if that's true, slipping on an ironic slogan/graphic tee is a surefire way to let everyone know how many hecks you give about raising an eyebrow or two.
Cursed Shirts, then, is a true gem, offering a plethora of 'cursed' t-shirts that have been spotted in the wild. With a range of cheeky 'MAD' style graphics and daring R-rated slogans that would make any churchgoer blush, this vibrant community boasts an impressive membership of over 51,000 enthusiasts. Most importantly, it serves as a delightful reminder that few things come close to the joy of being blessed with the presence of a punny t-shirt that doesn't have the right to be that cool.
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this is an even better version
Suddenly, I am identifying with this poor sweater. Damn you, gravity! !! !!!
What tbe hell is that stain?.....on second thought, I don't want to know
Okay, I hate sweater vests but I want this one! I love wearing stupid confusing things to the bar!
Imagine you are a young teen girl and you have a birthday party at your house. And then your dad comes out to grill the meat wearing that shirt and thinking he is so dad joke funny. And then you go drown yourself in the pool so you never have to face your friends about how that's your dad. /S
I thought it meant “liver” like “a person who lives”…. I haven’t slept in 3 days
There is a TV show in Poland "Farmer looking for a wife", this would be perfect for a contestant :D
"mom can we get mario?" "no we have mario at home" the mario at home:
A lot of these shirts are excellent warnings to stay the hell away from some of these people…
Joanne, you are absolutely correct. That is the original ditty. It's been so long I had forgotten the words. Now let me tell you about the man from Nantucket... I know. That's a limerick, not a ditty. And no way it's getting past the BP censors!
A lot of these shirts are excellent warnings to stay the hell away from some of these people…
Joanne, you are absolutely correct. That is the original ditty. It's been so long I had forgotten the words. Now let me tell you about the man from Nantucket... I know. That's a limerick, not a ditty. And no way it's getting past the BP censors!
