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I have been on a bit of a T-shirt copping spree as of late. The last of which made management Will Evans damn near have an intervention with me. We settled on me making it a column for the site. Now if you know Will Evans then you know he is the Upper Echelon Connoisseur of Tv Shows (HBO only). I hold the same standard towards T-shirts man. If I am rocking apparel that acts as an extension / Bankai for my nerd, I’m going to be technical about my choices. When I say technical, I don’t mean like an accountant, I mean technical in the sense of Bret “The Hitman” Hart. Now, if we being Bret “The Hitman” Hart about it, I gotta put them throughout the ringer. If a shirt doesn’t make me feel like i’m in the sharpshooter it failed [divider type=”space_thin”]I prefer to roll with the work of artists instead of the usual custom printed tee’s. Anyone can roll up in a comic book store then pick a tee with a green lantern logo, or wonder woman logo across the front and call it a day. Me? Ya boy? I caaaaaaaaaan’t. I go for that shit that appears on page 8 in a Google search bruh. I want that tee you can’t get in stores with mad obscure references to throw back games, comics, etc. Luckily Red Bubble and Society 6 know ’bout that Life. They’re both online stores that basically sell artist designs on tee, pillow cases, phone cases, etc, etc. It’s great been rolling with them for years, I’ll be focusing more on Red Bubble this time around. (as always in art there are cases of plagiarism so I li…
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Omar Holmon
Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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