"Don't taze me bro" T-shirts. "The phrase that's sweeping the nation"

[Liberal_in_LA]

Too funny.



There's even a "don't taze me bro" onesie for baby. Now how did they get that product line out so fast?

[demodonkey]

1. Cafe Press. n/t

[parasim]

2. If there's one thing to be said for entrepreneurs, they are fast! nt

[Liberal_in_LA]

3. Think they owe a licensing fee to the student? ;-)

It is HIS phrase.

[TheMadMonk]

4. It (or the sentiment therein) belonged to Brer Rabbit first. n/t

[2rth2pwr]

5. True that. nt

[Apollo11]

6. I want one!

But I agree that Andrew Meyer deserves a cut from every shirt sold.

In a way, those words are his "intellectual property".

Just like a book, a movie or a song.

Just like this article he wrote about the War in Iraq:
www.theandrewmeyer.com/columns/iraq_the_media_and_shannons_dad.asp

[mark414]

7. this andrew meyer kid is surely getting the last laugh

and i even think he's an asshole

meh, good for him

[geek_sabre]

8. Bill O is giving out free "Don't taze me, bro" bumper stickers

with any purchase from his store.

[baby_mouse]

9. Good. NT

[SoCalDem]

10. How 'bout one that says.. " I have a LAWYER..don't taser me"

Frankly, I think most police departments need to take the "toys" away from their cops, until they have been further "schooled"..

It would appear that many cops see these "devices" as little more than amusing toys they can play with as they "zap" people first and then make up excuses later..:grr:


Something they need to think about..

Some medications people may be taking can make tasering lethal to the tas-ee..

ANYone over 40, "could" have an underlying heart condition that could make tasering lethal..

Unless police departments want a lot of lawsuits, they need to do more training...fast.

[OzarkDem]

11. I'll buy that one for my kids n/t