Red Mosquito

Farmer John wrote:Why are you buying the shirt if you don't like it?

I'm not really. Don't know why I said that. Maybe because I want a new PJ shirt due to my Berlin gas mask one having holes in it.

McParadigm wrote:Guys, stuff like this is exactly why it's so great to be in the Kiss Army a Parrothead a Juggalo watching the ship sink.

you used to be better then this, McP

"Pearl Jam Spring Line."

That's pretty amazing.

"I don't want to get caught still wearing my Winter 2012 Pearl Jam gear in May of 2013. That would just be embarrassing."

I like these two. If I were going to throw down $30 on a shirt, it'd be one of these.

the only question is whether or not you should just donate it, or save it in case it comes back into fashion 15 years from now

stip wrote:you used to be better then this, McP

...was the message he happened to be reading at the exact moment that he finally hit bottom.

I still haven't gotten my TSIS shirt I ordered from zazzle like a year ago. What's up with that, B?

if im going to spend $30 on a shirt it better have buttons and a collar.

all of the idiots at the merch stand during opening songs at concerts brought this BS on all of us

warehouse wrote:if im going to spend $30 on a shirt it better have buttons and a collar.

all of the idiots at the merch stand during opening songs at concerts brought this BS on all of us

I didn't even look at the merch table during PJ 20. Then I saw people walking around later with the hoodie that had the wrong dates on it

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I still haven't gotten my TSIS shirt I ordered from zazzle like a year ago. What's up with that, B?

Complain to Zazzle. if that doesn't work. Tell me. I'll complain to them too.

Wait! Was it one of the Ed shirts?

B wrote:Wait! Was it one of the Ed shirts?

no it was the mosquito one.

E.H. Ruddock wrote: PS- Sorry Bee Girl, I know you like that shirt. And I grew up with my parents having a VW bus. Nothing against them.

It's ok. I like it because I used to drive red bus with a white top. And I like Pearl Jam. But I do agree with you- it's been overdone in the last 30 years, and I am not really sure what one has to do with the other.

verb_to_trust wrote:

warehouse wrote:if im going to spend $30 on a shirt it better have buttons and a collar.

all of the idiots at the merch stand during opening songs at concerts brought this BS on all of us

I didn't even look at the merch table during PJ 20. Then I saw people walking around later with the hoodie that had the wrong dates on it

Yeah, i don't do the merch table at all anymore.

i've still got my collection of '96-'06 posters to keep my collecting needs satisfied. And i've never been big on rocking PJ shirts

warehouse wrote:if im going to spend $30 on a shirt it better have buttons and a collar.

all of the idiots at the merch stand during opening songs at concerts brought this BS on all of us

I like wearing polo shirts on the weekends. Nothing fancy, just those J Crew soft ones - so freaking comfortable.

That said, I'd buy a Pearl Jam polo shirt...you could do a skinny fit version..sort of 1980s style. My guess is that it would sell.

if pearl jam sold a polo it would be $60 at least

Coach wrote:That said, I'd buy a Pearl Jam polo shirt...you could do a skinny fit version..sort of 1980s style. My guess is that it would sell.

Summer 2013 line.

I will say the tour shirts last year from Atlanta and Philly were really well done.

I own a bunch of these polos. Place a Pearl Jam something on there and I'd buy it in a second

http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/polo ... /23232.jsp

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I will say the tour shirts last year from Atlanta and Philly were really well done.

i would pay $60 for a "Pearl Jam Taking Down the Spectrum" shirt, but thats bc it was a special event. all this other stuff is ugly and reeks of a money grab