And I wouldn't hesitate buying.
Especially if it were long sleeved...

The only reason why I'm making a blog about this - whoever is wearing the shirt in the picture is holding a container of what looks like cheap, "fake" siumai! (Fake is fine by me; I eat the fake, MSG'd types far more often than the real ones from restaurants anyway) As a Hong Kong-er born and bred, I give major props for this.
Usually I buy about 4 of these on a stick every day after school at the tuck shop during the wintertime.

I saw a guy wearing this on the street the other day.
I remember because I laughed.
And thought, "Haven't I seen that somewhere before?"
Now I remember - THREADLESS. But his shirt had black text on white. Soooo. Is someone ripping off Threadless?
It was still the same font'n'all.
But then again, I hear this phrase quite frequently now.

I wore this on the last day of the academic school year for '06-07. ALL the HS English teachers loved it (especially my own, she praised it to the heavens). For non-English teachers though, I had to explain what emo meant. I took a picture with it in my English classroom right before they cleared out all the books, and when my friend actually remembers to send it to me I'll put it up ^-^ I absobloominglutely love this tee!!

Doesn't seem like that many people like them. *shrugs* Oh well. That means I'll just have to sharpie marker it onto some plain ol' tee, and at least nobody'll have the same thing. xD

(And yes, I WOULD tap dance for food.)