OT: MGoDecision
I'm leaving for Walt Disney World tomorrow with my wife and 20-month old daughter. I'm packing and as I was picking t-shirts to bring came across one of my favorite fashion items--the "Charlie Weis Should Probably Eat Less" t-shirt. At first, it made me chuckle (as it always does), but then I got to thinking...should I bring this shirt?
The message itself still rings as true as ever, and the horrified looks I'll get from politically correct moms will be priceless. But...is this shirt old news after the vanquishing of the Fupa from South Bend? Will the picture with Goofy while wearing the shirt be as funny 20 years from now?
As I wrestled with this decision, I figured that I should turn to the mgoblog family for advice. So...umm..help, please.
I'd put it on the same level as watching the girl who broke your heart get extremely fat. Both will be satisfying for as long as you live.
agree to let the shirt into your suitcase... then, at the last minute, decide you don't want to wear it after all.
a little funny yesterday.
but I don't think a shirt making a suggestion about Charlie Weis' dieting habits and a shirt with the F bomb on it are quite the same. If the shirt said "Charlie Weis a Fat Piece of Shit", then I would agree, and would never wear it out with my toddler.
I know, but it's a personal attack on a guy you've never met. I'm just not a fan.
or cleaning up the garage or washing the dog. The graphics will gradually fade away into honorable obscurity through use.
...checking on your beachfront property while you're down in FLA? Remember, I'm only interested in Atlantic coast, not Gulf coast properties.
if you know you will be drinking in an Irish pub.
I just got back from there. Got a hat with a block M and Mickey. The M doesn't stand for Mickey...especially not after I paint it maize (in the next couple of days)
seeing as you will be vacationing among the best slice of glorious americana this great country has to offer, your shirt will hardly be the most noteworthy. i would wear it proudly, and suggest you eat one of those absurdly massive turkey legs, parading around like you own the place. represent us well.
unless, of course, your wife would frown upon such behavior...
1. The afore mentioned dog wash.
2. Line bottom of bird cage.
3. Wear at every Notre Dame funtion.
4. Wear to confession (assuming Catholic)
5. Wear to an" all you can eat" restaurant
6. Use as a bib for kid
7. Line trash can
8. Use as trash can
9. Donate to South Bend Salvation Army
10. Send to Charlie as a parting gift.
Did I leave anything out?
it will give you a schematic advantage in getting to the front of the lines!
It would also depend on your own girth. If you have any extra pounds on you (like myself), it might seem hypocritical. If you are fit and in shape, I say go for it.
BTW, you are a brave man to take a 20 month old to WDW.
that would be hypocritical and would make the joke on me, rather than Charlie. And I'm not brave...I'm stupid. Very, very stupid.