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So, we should sit with this one, if only for a moment. It\'s neither new, nor is it ironic in any way. It\'s certainly cute--and meant to be funny--but it definitely wasn\'t something that you might\'ve stumbled upon at the local galleria back in the 1980s. I\'d know. See, this is the kind of tee that would only have appealed to a select few--a small segment of the \"marginalized\" population when it was printed. For one thing, you could get really nice blanks back then at cutlet prices (if only because t-shirt manufacturers had yet to acquiesce and \"dumb down\" to such a market-based, \"churn and burn\" degree). Point being, if your kinky cohorts (google \"club kids NYC\" if you\'re so young that you don\'t know what I\'m referring to) happened to be promoting a BDSM event at some random club downtown in New York or San Francisco (I mean, this tee definitely didn\'t come out of Iowa or Nebraska), you could actually afford to buy some well-made blanks in what would have been considered \"bulk\" back then (like, 50), and then customize them summarily with whatever content you wanted (for another example, see my current listing for a one-off screening of Kubrick\'s The Shining at some frat house in Illinois back in the early 80s). Regardless, a t-shirt like this could only have been conceived by and put out by those of us on the margins of society--and that means something. If you happen to be both young and queer, just google the \"stonewall rebellion.\" Learn your history.