Get over yourself Houns, i bet you are one of those **** snobs who judge others by what they wear?, if so then that tells me exactly how you judge and forment an opinion about someone before they’ve even uttered a word to you, i’m afraid that says a lot more about your personal insecurity than a funny (or not so funny) slogan on a t-shirt.
FWIW I have an acquaintance/mate who did his PHD on the psychology of clothing and what it reveals about our character or something like that – he now designs t-shirts for all the major fashion labels along with your usual stuff you see in sports direct. A few years ago from the proceeds of his work he bought a 20 bedroom georgian country house in Galloway with a grand hallway that could quite easily swallow my entire house and garden, he came to our dance tent last weekend that we run at the Wickerman festival, he turned up wearing a pair of cut-off rigger boots, big wooly socks, oil and gawd knows what stained shorts and a t-shirt that should have been consigned to oily rag use a good few years ago.
And you know what?……it’s probably not very PC to say it but he had every single girl he met flirting with him the entire weekend despite dressing like a tramp, perhaps it was because he has a personality and doesn’t feel the need to impress socially or try and upgrade his class by his choice of clothing.
I’m proud to say there is not one pair of shoes,not one pair of dress trousers, not one shirt, not one tie in my wardrobe and anyone who would judge me for such a misdemeanour is not someone i would wish to socialise with.