Before winning this shirt from Have Heart quiz. I mean, not just anyone can be in that crew. It was a fairly small group of dudes from Boston and Wilkes-Barre and Maine … ok, maybe not that small, but still. There should be some sort of requirement for owning this shirt.**
** I’m just bitter that I missed when they were being handed out. I don’t normally sport a tank top, but for a Have Heart crew shirt, I’d certainly make an exception.***
*** I’d probably fail this rigorous test. D’oh.
I know my man Jurtice does not care for the term “swag”, but rachelhellz is selling a bit of TUI merch that can only be described with one word: SWAG!
Seriously, I’m amazed no other bands jumped on this idea. Even if you don’t think the bag itself is swag, you have to admit that selling a bag for fest swag at your merch table is merchandising genius. Then again, it took a few years before people began copying the Death Threat belt, so maybe we’ll start seeing these from other bands in 2012.
I’m not sure exactly how rock.bro decided this was a Suicidal Tendencies shirt (excuse me, a “Suicidal Tendencies inspired” shirt). A skull and the mention of the word “Sucide” do not a ST inspiration make. Especially when it’s on a pink shirt for a radio station. Still kind of cool looking though.
Sic Transit Gloria is a latin phrase. Or part of a latin phrase. Most often, it’s referenced as sic transit gloria mundi, which translates roughly as “wordly things are fleeting.” The direct translation is a little more lofty, “thus passes the glory of the world.” Heavy shit. Of course, by leaving off the mundi portion, which translates as “of the world,” the phrase is slightly loftier. And in most circles translates as “glory fades.” Rough. Thankfully, omegared2007 has been safe guarding this shirt for the last 7.5 years. You won’t be getting a roughed up shirt. You’ll be getting a gem. Not bad, right?
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