One of the highlights of my week has become anticipating Bret's latest animal t-shirt (or sweatshirt) on HBO's Flight of the Conchords. Every episode on the absurdist show about New Zealand's fourth most popular folk parody band, half of the titular duo, Bret McKenzie, wears a shirt like the one seen below - sometimes it's a panda bear, other times a penguin. Whatever it is, it's usually nowhere near as masculine as the lion you see here - nevertheless, the style is similar.
I can't decide if I should get a shirt like this. I don't care if it makes me a follower instead of the usual fashionplate that I normally am (rocking a fanny pack is still cool, right?), I just don't know if I have the cojones to wear a t-shirt featuring a baby duck or a kitten. After all, I don't have a cool Kiwi accent and I don't play in a band...
If you'd like to get some of these kickass shirts or sweatshirts (hint hint Mrs. Fletch or other members of the Fletch family), go here. Though I'm not sure if I'll wear it or frame it.
And then...
I can't decide if I should get a shirt like this. I don't care if it makes me a follower instead of the usual fashionplate that I normally am (rocking a fanny pack is still cool, right?), I just don't know if I have the cojones to wear a t-shirt featuring a baby duck or a kitten. After all, I don't have a cool Kiwi accent and I don't play in a band...
If you'd like to get some of these kickass shirts or sweatshirts (hint hint Mrs. Fletch or other members of the Fletch family), go here. Though I'm not sure if I'll wear it or frame it.
