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Thursday, July 21, 2005

Despite how much I love being shirtless, I decided to get some t-shirts made for the upcoming Rolling Chowder Tour (and to also take care of a certain legal obligation over a certain video). Here's what they'll look like:

I'll take orders over the internet after the tour is over.