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but then the lights at the back of the T shirt look good

maybe we can fashion up some r33 headlights at the front under the SAU sign and use the headlights as breasts ne?

then it would look like they are wearing a car

headlights at the front

and tail lights at the back

actually

why not put the taillights on the seat of the pants if they gonna wear pants

so they got round tail lights on the tooshie

wow im full of ideas tonight, too bad im not using them for my assignment

Originally posted by funkymonkey

how low tho... coz like you gotta fit some text in there too...

I was thinking, if we don't go with the tail lights on boobies idea, we could mass produce these t's and sell em at the booth or just internally to the members (for all of us to wear to MAS)

we should all get a t-shirt and rock up.. then we all will know each other... though we would look a bit gay.

Originally posted by chopobo

but then the lights at the back of the T shirt look good

maybe we can fashion up some r33 headlights at the front under the SAU sign and use the headlights as breasts ne?

then it would look like they are wearing a car

headlights at the front

and tail lights at the back

actually

why not put the taillights on the seat of the pants if they gonna wear pants

so they got round tail lights on the tooshie  

wow im full of ideas tonight, too bad im not using them for my assignment

I think r34 lights are the go.

And if you have headlights at the front.. must be highbeams!!:rolleyes:

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