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We
have this Top Shelf, see. And
it’s just filled to the gills with the softest, the smoothest, the most dashing
and daring and all-around spectacular shirts we’ve ever seen. (and we’ve seen
our share of shirts).
We
believe that each one of these shirts has a rightful owner – somebody who, for
whatever reason, deserves to have it more than anybody else in the whole
world. Somebody who will fit into
it, will wear it on the most special of special
occasions, will make sure it gets the honor it’s earned through unparalleled,
unequalled, and downright all-consuming freshness. Somebody who was at that game, who was
at that concert, who’s the world’s biggest Superfan.
Somebody
who will write an essay of exactly 468 words convincing us that he or she is
that Somebody or knows who that Somebody is. What? |
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write a 468 word essay telling us why you or somebody you know really, really deserves to have one of these shirts. (We appreciate and consider all
corroborating evidence backing up your story, including scanned photos, ticket
stubs, affidavits, certified documents, etc.)
If
your essay convinces us that you’ve found its rightful owner, we’ll send you the
shirt. In return, we ask for
nothing more than a photo of the owner and the shirt – together at last,
together forever.
Help
us reunite these shirts with their owners.
Send
your essay and stuff here.

We
have our first winner! Congratulations to Jared D. - read his essay
below:
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I knew I loved you before I met you I think I
dreamed you into life I knew I loved you before I met you I have been
waiting all my life
Those are the words
of Savage Garden, straight off their Affirmation album in
1999. Those also happen to be the exact same words my heart
has been professing to the Dynomite Dad shirt, since the day I was
born.
Now you’re probably saying, “My Lord, what
beautiful words.” Then reality strikes. Just how well would the shirt fit? Well,
I’ll be the first to say that it fits like a glove on 5’9,
155 pound Jay. Now let me check my scale. And let’s have a bit of a chat with the
Illinois DMV to discuss my height.
Golly gee.
But this simply isn’t the spiel of a materialistic
boy who wishes to one day wear this shirt in all ‘da clubs’ hoping to persuade
at least one woman to become his ‘baby
momma’ due to his apparent above-average
parenting skills. |
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That DOES fit him nicely, doesn't
it? | | No, no. It’s much more than that.
This shirt fits perfectly around the very essence of my soul.
To put it into perspective; I will be more heartbroken than when
Gordon
Bombay had to end his hockey career with the Minnesota
Waves due to a slashing penalty, if
you don’t allow this shirt to be mine. No one should ever
have to deal with that kind of pain.
Now you may be wondering why this is only
273
words. Well, it’s obvious that my intentions were to read it
through twice. Making it 546 words. And I always go
117%.

country roads, take
me home
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