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biscuitdough

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im getting a new hoodie and i was wondering what was you guy's favorite gaming and geek related apparel.
i've already checked thinkgeek, jinx, and the other norms.
anybody know of other good sites for gamer clothing
 
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i've had bad experiences with hot topic. i find all the designs on their shirts disinigrate when i wash them, even on the lowest setting, that plus i dont want to fund razer blades for poor little emo kids to cut themselves with :). but i'll check it out none the less
 
[quote name='biscuitdough']i've had bad experiences with hot topic. i find all the designs on their shirts disinigrate when i wash them, even on the lowest setting, that plus i dont want to fund razer blades for poor little emo kids to cut themselves with :). but i'll check it out none the less[/quote]

Lol might want to defend yourself now all those emo kids with razors are gonna be after you lol.

I if I remeber correctly www.thinkgeek.com had some cool stuff.
 
right now im teetering in between the thinkgeek life shirt or going to the double fine shop (psyconauts) and getting their logo hoodie. im looking for something so obscure only true gamers would know it, like bad dudes or dynamite heady obscure
 
[quote name='biscuitdough']i've had bad experiences with hot topic. i find all the designs on their shirts disinigrate when i wash them, even on the lowest setting, that plus i dont want to fund razer blades for poor little emo kids to cut themselves with :). but i'll check it out none the less[/quote]

QFT!
 
[quote name='biscuitdough']i've had bad experiences with hot topic. i find all the designs on their shirts disinigrate when i wash them, even on the lowest setting, that plus i dont want to fund razer blades for poor little emo kids to cut themselves with :). but i'll check it out none the less[/quote]

with all respect (and im not even an emo kid) that was a pretty dumb generalization...
 
[quote name='tiredfornow']aw man I didnt even know it was a porno link, I was just trying to be cool and add a Z.[/quote]

Then maybe you should edit it?;)
 
Lol glad I didn't click the link. btw jinx was the one I was thinking of they have pretty cool stuff. Although that double fine one sounds cool.
 
[quote name='danito']with all respect (and im not even an emo kid) that was a pretty dumb generalization...[/QUOTE]

Yes it was, because people don't even understand, emo kids from the 90s were just people who wore tight shirts and liked emo music such as Sunny Day Real Estate, Texas is the Reason, Braid, Promise Ring, etc.
And the people who cut themselves were fake goth kids that listened to Marilyn Manson...
The kids that do it these days are NOT emo kids, they are just stupid kids with no other avenue to let out their attention on...
So please start educating and let people know that EMO KIDS DON'T CUT THEMSELVES...
I'm not an emo kid either, I just find myself tired of hearing this shit from people, because it makes no sense...
-Goatman
 
[quote name='biscuitdough']i dont want to fund razer blades for poor little emo kids to cut themselves with :)[/QUOTE]

Oh come on.... Roufuss is depending on YOUR purchase to support HIS cause.
 
[quote name='biscuitdough']right now im teetering in between the thinkgeek life shirt or going to the double fine shop (psyconauts) and getting their logo hoodie. im looking for something so obscure only true gamers would know it, like bad dudes or dynamite heady obscure[/quote]

I 2nd the doublefine option. I just wish they had a psychonauts hoodie. Also, though Hottopics quality varies, you can sometimes get clearence hoodies for real cheap.
 
[quote name='cag1000']Khols had a zelda hoodie for $20[/quote]

I saw that one around xmas. I wanted it but was told that they didn't carry any of those kinds of hoodies in small and the medium was freaking huge. The clothing industry is become prejudiced against small statured males.
 
I made my own. I saw a gears of war hoodie that I liked, but it felt thin and flimsy, so I found a good image of the crimson omen, took it to a shop that does screen printing and they printed it on a nice heavy weight hoodie for me.
 
[quote name='JediKiller24']I made my own. I saw a gears of war hoodie that I liked, but it felt thin and flimsy, so I found a good image of the crimson omen, took it to a shop that does screen printing and they printed it on a nice heavy weight hoodie for me.[/QUOTE]

Hm, was it a local shop? I'd love to find something online that I could do this with soon.
 
[quote name='RabbitSuit']Hm, was it a local shop? I'd love to find something online that I could do this with soon.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, it was a local shop. It was a 'sports and graphics' store. They do sports uniforms, work uniforms, and all kinds of custom orders. All you had to do was bring an image (they prefered a digital image on a zip drive) and they created just what I wanted. Plus they had a wide range of things both in the store and in catalogs that I could purchase to have my design printed on, from t-shirts, to shorts, key chains, mugs...you name it. Since I was in the market for a hoodies, I was able to choose a heavyweight hoodie from one of the catalogs that came in tall sizes (I hate short hoodies! lol) and they had it orderd, created and printed in just over a week. probably would have been faster in I had bought a hoodies they had in the store, but they didn't carry tall sizes in-store.

not sure about an online equivalent though. Good luck in your search though. This can make for a unique and custom hoodie that will stand out from the crowd.
 
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