Vintage Rock T-Shirts: Irony & Credibility - Bilge

S stuff-o-rama Tiki Socialite Central Coast of California Joined: Nov 20, 2003 Posts: 757	S stuff-o-rama Posted posted on Mon, Jul 11, 2005 5:07 PM Someone told me that rock shirts were an easy way to make money on eBay. I took a bunch of old concert shirts and sold them for big money. I couldn't believe it, I started them at $2 and one Rolling Stones '82 tour shirt sold for $82!!! Seriously it was so faded and thread bare it barely had two washes left in it. I'd like to see Justin Timberlake do a choreographed dance number to "Kick Out the Jams" It would be straight out of "Napoleon Dynamite!" My nephew's friends all wear Kurt Cobain, Misfits and Ramones tees. They wear them because they think they are cool and because the other cool kids in their school are wearing them. One kid wore a Varukers tee, I asked him if he even knew who the Varukers were and he told me, "Not really, it's my brother's shirt. I just borrowed it."

Someone told me that rock shirts were an easy way to make money on eBay. I took a bunch of old concert shirts and sold them for big money. I couldn't believe it, I started them at $2 and one Rolling Stones '82 tour shirt sold for $82!!! Seriously it was so faded and thread bare it barely had two washes left in it.

I'd like to see Justin Timberlake do a choreographed dance number to "Kick Out the Jams" It would be straight out of "Napoleon Dynamite!"

My nephew's friends all wear Kurt Cobain, Misfits and Ramones tees. They wear them because they think they are cool and because the other cool kids in their school are wearing them. One kid wore a Varukers tee, I asked him if he even knew who the Varukers were and he told me, "Not really, it's my brother's shirt. I just borrowed it."

Post #171179 by stuff-o-rama on Mon, Jul 11, 2005 5:07 PM