Controversial student T-shirt design, for the a&m game Options

[The Fanatic]

What do you think?

http://www.kcbd.com/global/story.asp?s=7181314





Is it bad sportsmanship or good ole fashioned fun?

[Oasis]

This is a tad more difficult than I thought. One screen printer told me it was copyright infringement - bullshit. I researched it. Vick isn't copyrighted. There's no mention of Reveille on the shirt. Tech doesn't have red and black tshirts trademarked. Absolutely nothing wrong with the shirt in a legal sense. Another one told me he couldn't have em until next week. That won't help me buddy.

Other problem is I don't have $750 ($1000 if I ordered 100) laying around. I can't get a check from my uhh college football friend until next week. My mom thinks it's immoral as hell and refuses to help. Sorry, I don't give a shit if I offend Aggies or PETA. I'm pretty sure if I offered my buddy who owns a bar a $1250 ROI guaranteed on a $750 loan ($1500 on a $1k loan) in three days he'll say yes.

If I can pull this off I'll offer any Techsans members a shirt for my cost + shipping, unless you live in Austin or San Marcos.

Figure if I order a hundred, 20 XL, 40 L, and 40 M? I'm not ordering girl shirts because I don't particularly like doing business with college girls. I'm quite confident I can sell at least 80 of em, giving me $4k - $1500 for a $2500 profit. I don't consider gas expenses driving down there as a business expense cause I was planning on going down there anyways.

And for any of you who think I'm an asshole for doing this, I'll shed a tear when I'm sitting on the beach in Cabo this December sipping martinis. This would easily finance my trip