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(no, you're not expected to understand the subject unless you went to high school with me. think that "countries of the world" song from Animaniacs.)
So, my ancient "why vote for the lesser of two evils" Cthulhu shirt that I designed, silkscreened and also tie-dyed in my 3D Design class in grade 10 or 11 (it would have been better named "Arts and Crafts" - we did little design, and a lot of making stuff) finally got too thrashed to keep as a shirt. The cotton was practically beginning to decompose from the years of laundering, and it had also seen service as a painting smock and a drop-cloth. I couldn't bear to part with the design, so I cut it out of the shirt...
...but now I don't know what to do with it! (the blue blob at the bottom is evidence of one of its adventures as a drop-cloth.)
There should actually still be one other such shirt in existence, which I believe I gave to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
gremliness, although that one was still white and not tie-dyed.
So, my ancient "why vote for the lesser of two evils" Cthulhu shirt that I designed, silkscreened and also tie-dyed in my 3D Design class in grade 10 or 11 (it would have been better named "Arts and Crafts" - we did little design, and a lot of making stuff) finally got too thrashed to keep as a shirt. The cotton was practically beginning to decompose from the years of laundering, and it had also seen service as a painting smock and a drop-cloth. I couldn't bear to part with the design, so I cut it out of the shirt...
...but now I don't know what to do with it! (the blue blob at the bottom is evidence of one of its adventures as a drop-cloth.)
There should actually still be one other such shirt in existence, which I believe I gave to
gremliness, although that one was still white and not tie-dyed.