and the blood oozing through. Nice one!

Ben! good to see you on the board again!

Great picture, btw

I was asked if this was my baby today when someone saw my phone.. har!

I was a little sleepy when i wrote this, i believe the proper anatomical term would be " pectoral sphinc-crater "...

This Needs to Be a Print! When's the pre-sale start!?!?

Anybody else get the Waru Inu lottery email? Oh yeah, I don't have to ask, the dumbass cc'ed everyone on his email list.

haha really? that's funny as shit

Anybody that actually buys one of those must never ever type the word HYPE again.

Who's Waru Inu?

Go back 15 pages or so, you'll find out.

Oh that thing. Only $250, what a steal!

Nice shirt, but can't pay 6,000 yen + Shipping for it.

I'm out of the loop who is offering this dog and who is emailing everyone ?

I'm laughing like a little girl, that rules!

hahaha

Haha that's perfect

+1!
I don't have any nags, but would love this as a print!

Got confirmation that the Nags have shipped!
Let the flipping begin!

As for me, well, I got a little stage set up. Little reenactment/tribute-photo shoot coming up when this dude arrives. Stay tuned!

These guys were so excited about winning a chance to buy a 60$ t-shirt that they just slipped on their animalito masks, jumped into their pointy boots and danced the night away.

The shirt was lotto?

$60? conversion rate = $72.50. For a t-shirt.

Still less than an Original Fake shirt. Jp pricing on tees is strange - take Stussy or X-large - available here for around $25 - same shirt is 6K yen there. Homegrown brands like Bape or Neighborhood are even more costly. That explains why, pre-recession, I would regularly see Japanese tourists stocking up at the Stussy store.

The clothing company I do some business with in Japan - The Flat Head - would rather have us print t-shirts in the US and pay the shipping to import - it's still cheaper than making them in Japan, apparently.

Last time Funnyara was visiting we spoke about the japanese vs us t-shirt pricing and you are right Coop. I think I recall him saying it cost somewhere around $18 US and up for a 3 or 4 color print job in Japan. That is part of the reason for the insane prices on t-shirts from japanese companies. I asked him why not just print them here and ship them over and seemed concerned about the quality plus would rather use a japanese screenprinter. I think Gargamel has at times had their SDCC shirts printed here in the states.