I'll give you that the top two are referencing those pokemon with their design, but you're really stretching it with the bottom kid.

>>12913000
He's implying that since the third kid isn't necessarily referencing something it might be a reference to a gen VI mon

That would be cool. Reminds me of the time a symbol based on Woobat appaired on that one dude's hat prior to Woobat's reveal.

I fucking love that Vanilite shirt.
Hell I'd break my no graphic tee rule for that shirt.

Does anyone know if there are any AC qr codes for it yet?

>>12913050
>No graphic tee rule

Uh

enlighten me on that. I'm intrigued, but maybe that's because all I wear is graphic tees.

>>12913060
I tend to find graphic tees look fucking horrid on people when you can just wear a plain tee instead for cheaper.
Honestly a blue plain tee looks better than a graphic tee 100% of the time.

>>12913071
Do you only see ugly people wearing clothing?

I mean, I'm not saying I'm fucking adonis, but being swole, I can wear anything and it doesn't matter. You gonna beat me up for wearing my Vault Boy shirt?

>>12913071
>>12913090
Ladies pls, take your discussion to >>>/fa/ggotland

>>12913109
10/10

>>12913109
>even SUGGESTING /fa/

how horrible of a fucking person are you? How do you go to bed at night knowing you just suggesting /fa/ to someone?

>>12913090
Not him, but I have the same rule for the most part. My only exception is sports teams shirts.
My problem is that's all I wore growing up, so now I just avoid them out of personal preference.

>>12913090
It's not about being ugly it's about having some kind of style that doesn't revolve around games, music and movies and that goes for personality as well.
A plain tee says much more about a person than something like a Vault Boy tee that just says "Oh that person like that game" and it generally makes you look much more attractive to everyone because you aren't trying to force some game down their throats.
>>12913109
I don't see why wanting to take care of your appearance makes you gay.

>>12913125
I don't know what you guys do for a living, but I'm in school to literally draw for videogames, so I can get away with wearing any game on a shirt (as I do).

I guess if you're a dentist or something you won't wear an N7 shirt to the office

>>12913128
>A plain tee says much more about a person than something like a Vault Boy tee

What?

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>>12912983 (OP)
omg this boy resemble justin

>>12913128
Woah, I think you're looking too far into this. Wearing a graphic tee is not shoving the game/band/tv show/whatever down their throat, unless you're dwelling on the design. If I'm wearing Guitar Hero on my shirt, I'm not going around talking about it, it's just on my shirt. People notice or they don't. We then hang out and do whatever we do, if someone brings up the game, we may talk about it, but I won't force them to buy it or anything.

>>12913109
>not telling them to:
>>>/g/
>>>/e/
>>>/t/

>>>/t/
>>>/h/
>>>/e/

>>>/f/
>>>/u/
>>>/c/
>>>/k/

>>>/out/

>>12913148
>omg

>>12913141
Yeah, I'm really confused....

"OH MAN THAT GUY IS SO BLUE! LOOK AT HIM, I BET HE HAS A BLUE CORVETTE AND A BLUE LITTLE WINDOW AND EVERYTHING IS BLUE FOR HIMSELF AND EVERYBODY AROUND BUT HE AIN'T GOT NOBODY TO LISTEN"

But then if I wear my Vault Boy, people come up to be and say things like "oh you like Fallout too, man? Sweet remember whenthosedeathclawsnearravenrocktotallyfuckedyouupthenfauxcameoutofnowhereandfukkenrektthemohman"

Are you by any chance a hambulocetus?

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this nigga

>>12913148

who?

>>12913156
I love imagining you spending 5 minutes typing that out and thinking "that'll show him!"

>>12913139
> but I'm in school to literally draw for videogames
I know the old saying "Dress for the job you want not the job you have" but you already have a video game type career on the way and you're topping that off with video game t shirts. Wouldn't it be nicer to wear something plain (or go the extra mile and wear something stylish) than just having an extra scoop of video game to your personality.
You can wear clothes that say nothing about your interests and when someone asks about your interests or your career plans it will be a complete surprise to them (plus I imagine in your area there are a lot of 'neckbeards' wearing the same sort of cloth so it would be a nice surprise to anyone who you might want to attract that you know how to dress as well).
>>12913151
It is to a degree since you're basically wearing an advertisement but it also doesn't help first impressions since you're already tagged as "that guy who wears the video games t shirts and always wants to talk about video games and has never seen a girl" type before anyone has even spoken to you.

>>12913189
>five minutes to type out some ascii and 13 letters

>>12913193
you sound really, REALLY insecure.

I'm almost 200LBS of muscle, fucking /fit/mode achieved, I study art and design, and you're implying I SHOULDN'T wear the same clothing as neckbeards do minus-fedora?

I respect what you had to say, but now you just sound like that kid who got beat up for wearing Power Rangers on your shirt (which I used to do. Grew out of them though ;_;)

>>12912983 (OP)

>implying he won't have a Foongus

>>12913223
What are your lifts?

Maybe the girl is going to have Sylveon as her signature Pokemon with the bow motif going on

>>12913128

I think you have issues, friend.

>>12913193
you're really pushing your plain agenda. have you checked your t-shirt privilege?

>>12913193
First impressions are a thing, yes. I would hope though that once someone gets to know me, they wouldn't base my whole personality on the ad on my shirt, so I'll take the chances.

>>12913090
yeah no, doesn't work like that. graphic t's are for teenagers and neckbeards, and people (women in particular) will notice and will think less of you for wearing them