Right...this annoys me. Get ready for a vent.

Right. I am throwing this out there. Discuss.

Message edited 1/24/2008 6:10:41 PM.

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Not cool to refer to your own kid that way.

Although I do think that babysitting a toddler can be an effective way to get teens to realize the importance of safe sex.

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So here is the vent.

I have a good sense of humor, I like a bit of sarcasm, some inappropriate humor, I like to laugh at myself, I like to laugh at other people, in general, I like a laugh. But these days when I go out to buy my son some shirts...they all say things like "Here comes trouble" or "I'm a little shi.t" or "Hey, my father is a crackhead and my mother is a big fat hobag" I hate these shirts...because, guess what....He isn't trouble, he isn't a little shi.t, and his dad certainly isn't a crackhead or whatever.

I think these t-shirts are simply inappropriate and there should be no place for our children to wear insults....

The end.

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Wow, might as well say "I dislike this kid so much, I'd never have another." That shirt really disgusts me.

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What the heck are people thinking!?!

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Totally not right.

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So wrong!!!

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heres my fav...

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I have never seen these type of shirts/onesies in regular stores, I've only spotted them online. Do they really sell them in Malls and clothes stores? I have yet to see them. The type of shirts that I've come accross in stores are graphic tees but they are non offensive.

Where are they then?

Message edited 1/24/2008 6:40:56 PM.

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i also have never seen them...unless u search online...tshirt hell has terrible ones..lol

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You hit the nail on the head, these shirts and the idea behind them are disgusting

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seriously?? thats wrong.

it's like funny for a second, then you think to yourself, thats so wron.

not cool.

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my nephew (age 1) has this one that I think is way more approproate

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im not offended by them at all, i think they are funny...i would never put one on my kid, but they are funny...im kinda layed back and sarcastic though...do people really buy them?

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While I think many of those are funny & they do not offend me, I would probably never put them on my child. I did once see a shirt online that said "Now that I'm same, I'm pro-choice!" That one, I did find to be offensive & kind of disgusting.

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well, I always say that my son is good bith control, only because when your 3rd child is full of enegy and LOTS of work, it is definitely BC, but I would NEVER advertise it

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it takes a LOT to offend me, but I've always hated these baby/infant t-shirts and this one is no exception.. totally wrong and tasteless

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I don't know why people bother to have kids when they feel like that about them.

Sad thing is that the ones who design the tees are probably bitter about being single and all of their friends are married with kids.

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Posted by Juliet

I don't know why people bother to have kids when they feel like that about them.

Sad thing is that the ones who design the tees are probably bitter about being single and all of their friends are married with kids.

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They are completely inappropriate and offensive that an adult would use a child's body as the "bulletin board" for such a message.

As a high school teacher, I can't begin to tell you that these "fashion statements" continue to get worse and worse... I'm constantly seeing shirts that are offensive to women, minorities, etc. They not only perpetuate stereotypes but often fit the definition of sexual harassment as per our districts code.

When an adult in the school approaches the kids and parents are called, they often question OUR judgement These parents must be the same ones buying such onesies for their kids

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Posted by Tah-wee-ZAH

They are completely inappropriate and offensive that an adult would use a child's body as the "bulletin board" for such a message.

As a high school teacher, I can't begin to tell you that these "fashion statements" continue to get worse and worse... I'm constantly seeing shirts that are offensive to women, minorities, etc. They not only perpetuate stereotypes but often fit the definition of sexual harassment as per our districts code.

When an adult in the school approaches the kids and parents are called, they often question OUR judgement These parents must be the same ones buying such onesies for their kids

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correct me if im wrong...i dont think people really feel that way, the shirts are a joke

Message edited 1/24/2008 8:15:53 PM.

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Posted by emilain

Posted by Juliet

I don't know why people bother to have kids when they feel like that about them.

Sad thing is that the ones who design the tees are probably bitter about being single and all of their friends are married with kids.

let me just say, have "a few" kids and you'll understand the shirt

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