"During Saruman's rule of the Shire he led a group of partisans fighting against the Ruffians around the hills of Scary, before eventually being captured. He was imprisoned and starved, meaning that after his release nobody could call him Fatty any more."


so what DID they call him?

RE: Fredegar "Fatty" Bolger
Heh. Guess he's the real deal.

My Stroke of Insight:

The Luck of the Irish

their website makes it pretty clear, too... as do most of the t-shirt designs.

But, I suppose you're right. Though, with the same token, how many of us thoroughly research the backgrounds of the companies we choose to support by purchasing their goods? I mean, do you know the political associations (forget ethical or environmental) of your toothpaste company? how about the toilet cleaner you use?

yeah, definitely. I have no problem with anarchists. In fact, I have a certain degree of sympathy for their cause... but I figured it's just good policy to be an informed consumer and know exactly who you're supporting with your purchases.

I hope this works...

If there's a problem, let me know. If there's a big problem, email me.

yeah, Taylor, they're anarchists.
proceeds from the tees go to fund the Anarchist bookfair. Plus, my friend Rob, one of the guys behind it, is very very actively anarchist and activist in general. As are the other guys from all I can gather on them.

they're really fun to talk with.



but regardless of your political leanings, they make some cool looking t-shirts.

I have a bunch of thought crime published zines. I'm pretty sure they're anarchists.

Hey Jess, Mary and Ted,

this is the company I bought my anarchy tree t-shirt from: Thought Crime Ink. They're local and very very anarchist, which means all the tees are social commentaries in one way or another, AND they're very difficult to get ahold of. Though, APIRG does sell a few.