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To make or not to make?
Apr. 26th, 2014 03:24 pmSo it looks like I definitely will be able to go to Jo-Ann's this coming week. The next question is whether to drop by the T-shirt place and have them make up my shirt at the same time.
And the next question after that is whether this particular design should be made at all.
This is the design: http://lucky-ladybugs-lovelies.tumblr.com/post/66059143741/ginger-townsend-shirt-design-for-the-lols-i
Of course, the joke is simply in mistakenly believing that a man with a name like Ginger is a pushover. But I'm wondering if the joke would be lost because the usage of the guns would be too offensive.
Naturally, it's my shirt, I could do whatever I want, but I wouldn't want to offend anyone. And there are some places where it wouldn't be appropriate. I wouldn't want to wear it while handling my church assignment of hosting activities for the young kids, for example.
So, weighing in. Would the design likely be considered offensive?
Perhaps I'll make up a more benign option with my favorite picture of Ginger and Lou together, instead. That might be more practical all around, since I'd get more use out of it and wouldn't be concerned to wear it even to the kiddies' activities.
And the next question after that is whether this particular design should be made at all.
This is the design: http://lucky-ladybugs-lovelies.tumblr.com/post/66059143741/ginger-townsend-shirt-design-for-the-lols-i
Of course, the joke is simply in mistakenly believing that a man with a name like Ginger is a pushover. But I'm wondering if the joke would be lost because the usage of the guns would be too offensive.
Naturally, it's my shirt, I could do whatever I want, but I wouldn't want to offend anyone. And there are some places where it wouldn't be appropriate. I wouldn't want to wear it while handling my church assignment of hosting activities for the young kids, for example.
So, weighing in. Would the design likely be considered offensive?
Perhaps I'll make up a more benign option with my favorite picture of Ginger and Lou together, instead. That might be more practical all around, since I'd get more use out of it and wouldn't be concerned to wear it even to the kiddies' activities.
