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Y axis fail
Agreed.
You could think of it as being on a logarithmic scale.
Or just pull the goddamn pole out of your ass.
Because of course you shouldn’t follow the rules for making graphs on a site about graphs, right?
Aren’t the graphs SUPPOSED to be about music? Thats what it was started for, so then most of the graphs on here don’t “follow the rules.”
I thought there was going to be a Plain White Tee’s reference. Then there wasn’t.
yeah, me too, but i still enjoyed it.
thirdly disappointed.
Get stuffed. We’re here for funny, not for math class.
the information is quite accurate though.
Twenty dollars for a plain t-shirt at Sears? I don’t think so.
not all, but I’ve seen it.
Good Will? Wal-Mart? X axis fail.
Huh?
Spelling.
Ah, right (we don’t have them here).
You neglected to include Pantstown, 3 for $10 sheesh
Pantstown?! Do you promise that you actually have a store called Pantstown?!
For that matter, there’s a store called Pantstown that sells shirts? I call shenanigans.
AGREED!!!! SHENANIGANS
This is especially the case with Hollister. $16 for a plain white t-shirt
Oh wait.. Never mind. They have that little seagull on the corner! Now it’s definitely worth $16.
It’s having to pay for that bonyass supermodel to pose in it with her nipples protruding that costs all the extra money.
are you sure those are her nipples? could be her collarbones.
Could be. Notice I said “nipples” and not “breasts” though. = )
I know a woman who really spends that $150 for T-shirts. She’s mortified that I shop at JC Penny. But you should’ve seen the look she gave me when I told her I did shop at thrift stores. …..I love messing with rich people.
But…you must shirk out 150 bucks for something that was sweat over in China. Only then can you truly appreciate life and all it has to offer!
/sarcasm
Isn’t it more likely that the $1 shirt was made in China than an expensive designer one? Sure tons of “designer” stuff is just ordinary garbage with a jacked up price, but there are plenty of expensive companies that sell clothing that isn’t made in sweatshops.
Besides, Wal-Mart employees are treated like absolute garbage. The money you save in purchases ends up going, in taxes, to employees who aren’t paid enough by their corrupt companies. Buying a $150 shirt from a good company ensures that you’re putting money towards a business that treats employees well.
Bloody hell dude. I was being sarcastic.
See this? “/sarcasm” See? See?
i think a lot of people on the internet are “sarcasm virgins”. At least, they seem to be
I’m no div. I was responding to your sarcasm. Your /sarcasm tag implied that you were being sarcastic about buying an expensive shirt-as in buying an expensive shirt makes you a tool.
I’m saying buying a wal-mart shirt makes you a tool.
buying a shirt from walmart doesnt make you a tool. if your job sucks, get a new job.
Wal-mart is abusive, right up and down its supply chain. Shop somewhere else.
nah, i think i will stop shop there on occasion, that being when i cant get what im looking for at kroger.
Anyone who cheats their customers out of $150 for a plain white T-shirt must be “a business that treats employees well”? ‘Tain’t necessarily so….
As a rule people who cheat their customers cheat their employees too. They are also likely to cheat their investors or partners and cheat on their taxes and seize every other opportunity they can find to cheat someone.
Naw, I’m just saying its more likely. I’m not saying that people who sell expensive things are always good, honest people who just want to pay their employees well. Note that I said, “Buying a $150 shirt from a GOOD company.”
I agree with you that people cheat to get ahead. Wal-Mart still sucks.
“GOOD company”
I think you made an oxymoron there
Companies (at least for profit ones) really aren’t about doing good so much as making money
you forgot american apparel. for like $30 wtf.
look dude you dont relize the 150 shirt is confertable and not everyday shirt a 1 dollar is garbage rough and weird, if u every were a non – plyester shirt u learn that thing its cheap is uncomfritable go for the middle a 5 dollar shirt isnt bad but a 1 dollar were u geting it from swap meet in the ghetto i would know im from new orleans
Wait…what?
Hahah, very yahoo!answers
Obvious troll is obvious.
Sometimes you can find last season’s $150 t-shirt at Goodwill for $1.49. And that $1.49 helps Goodwill get someone a job in your community!
OMG spelling errors
I once went in Harvey Nicks (posh shop in England) and saw a white t-shirt for over £300. I was shocked!
Now I thought that you could get a good plain white tee for a good price if you have a good friend named Delilah.
*brick’d*
truth!
Although why anyone wants to by any product with “Plain White T” in its title is beyond me.
All Axis Fail. Duh. What kind of asshole spends $20 on ONE t-shirt at sears? Theres 3-6 in that package, fathead.
hah yahoo