Some T-shirts are designed to match an outfit. Others seem designed to start conversations, confuse strangers, or make everyone within a five-meter radius burst into laughter. Whether they're unintentionally brilliant or deliberately outrageous, these wearable one-liners prove that a plain cotton shirt can sometimes be funnier than a stand-up routine.
Few pages celebrate this wonderfully chaotic corner of fashion better than F. Jerry. Known for curating internet humor in all its forms, the wildly popular Instagram account regularly shares T-shirts featuring everything from painfully relatable confessions and unapologetic sarcasm to jokes so oddly specific they feel like they were written for one person, and somehow resonate with thousands. Some are clever, some are completely unhinged, and others leave you wondering what inspired someone to print the idea in the first place.
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Brilliant: everyone's on it and everyone is competing for most weight lost, leaving other poor souls in the dust.
Yes...i dont think they meant measuring system when they say imperial in this case...
It's come to mean freedom to hate and freedom to act on that hatred.
Load More Replies...I saw a meme yesterday in a 'Canadians against Trump' group listing things Canadians currently don't want, hence please leave us alone and forget the '51st state' nonsense. Things like "we don't want your alcohol back on our shelves' and 'we don't want your gun culture'. The first comment was some troll saying, 'Well, I guess you don't want freedom either'. Why do (some) Americans think that Canadians don't have freedom, or for that matter, why do many seem to think American citizens are the only humans on the planet who are free? And at this point, why do any Americans still seem to think their own beloved freedoms are safe and intact?
Please don't take the rantings of a small, but very loud portion of the population as how all the US thinks and feels. Many of us are quite concerned about how things are, and hopefully, come November, things can start to change. Wish us fair winds and following seas!
Load More Replies...I love the story that one of the reasons America is not metric is that when they sent the base items to America, they were stolen by pirates! In 1793, French scientist Joseph Dombey sailed from Paris to the United States carrying the world’s only official meter rod and kilogram copper cylinder (“grave”) as part of a French effort to promote the new metric system. His mission was to meet then–U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson, who was a strong advocate for decimal-based measurements. Dombey’s ship was intercepted by British privateers (pirates) in the Caribbean. Dombey was k****d, and the standards were lost. This is the factual core of the “pirates stole the metric system” story.
An attempt was made in the '70's to adopt metric. I was in elementary school. Made way more sense mathematically to use metric. Unfortunately, adults really freaked out. Well, adults who weren't scientists, mechanics, or plumbers freaked out.
Load More Replies...None is funny, the only borderline clever one is the “Ozempics” short, and most are so low-brow they’re embarrassing. Someone at BP really thought this was worth posting?
Most are kinda supposed to be - what were you hoping for? Shakespeare quotes? Deep philosophical musings?
Load More Replies...Most are kinda supposed to be - what were you hoping for? Shakespeare quotes? Deep philosophical musings?
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