ive had an on again off again relationship with 'statement t shirts'. they were kind of cool in the 90s indie music high period, when you could make some kind of political/ironic statement though a single, simple,word emblazoned on your raglan sleeve bonds T (ie "slacker"). we used to make our own with iron on lettering bought from the local haberdashery store, thinking that we were really alternative. however, once Dangerfield starting mass producing "im a princess" "vote for pedro" and the like I that they became a bit lame.
so now i proceed with caution when i see slogan t shirts.
however, taking the long meandering route to get the the crux of this post, here's an exception, which found this on a powerpoint presentation about teens and 2.0.
you looked better on myspace alludes to the double lives that we can live in the 2.0 world. i think i read something somewhere about people's avatars (online pictorial representation of oneself) seeping into their real person. scary.
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