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Jamrags, 'Offensive T-Shirt Company,' Succeeds In Offending Many People (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post   First Posted: 10/11/11 04:23 PM ET Updated: 12/11/11 05:12 AM ET

Jamrags Offensive Tshirt Company

Sometimes companies make offensive t-shirts by mistake -- after which they pull the product, make a public apology and try to sweep the whole thing under the rug.

Then there are the companies that actively try to offend as many people as possible.

(Warning: Offensive language used below)

Meet Jamrags, the brazenly offensive t-shirt company introduced to us by Jezebel. Jamrags describes itself thusly:

If you are observant, you may have noticed that Jamrags is an offensive t-shirt company. We specialise in creating offensive t-shirts, cotton for cunts. If you are a cunt, then we'll jam one of these rags in your letter box in exchange for precious metals.

At least they've got a clear mission statement.

Jamrags does not limit its offensiveness to sexism but includes racism, slurs against the handicap, 9/11 jokes and even a rather simpleminded dig at France. We would prefer not to reprint the most heinous slogans here, but some include:

"Michael J Fox Should Go Back In Time To Cure His Shakes"

"I Beat Cancer* (*By Cancer I Mean My Wife")

"Feminists Are Big, Fat, Hairy Dykes!"

"Calm Down Dear Let's Not Turn This Rape Into A Murder!"

And those are some of the less offensive selections.

Outrage over the company probably won't do much, considering the makers are none too ashamed of their hateful apparel. It is all a stunt, of course, so getting viewers to talk is the point. We just hope it doesn't get anyone to shop.

If you can stomach it, read more of Jamrags' choice phrases at Jamrags.com.

(Via Jezebel)

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bessielil
trying to organize hummingbirds
10:37 PM on 10/13/2011
Where, oh where, can they publish their mission statement, as quoted above?
Republican crybabies
Enemy of plutocrats
05:31 PM on 10/13/2011
LOL. The "Calm down dear" one is my favorite.
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KDMac
It's called sarcasm, Genius.
03:49 PM on 10/13/2011
A friend of mine always wanted to do shirts in the vein of the "I (heart)" shirts: "I (spade) my dog" and "I (club) my wife" Or vice versa.
02:55 PM on 10/13/2011
I've seen everything they have, and now it's all worn out. No need to buy anything.
01:29 PM on 10/13/2011
The only man who would wear a t-shirt that says "let's not turn this rape into murder" are ones who think they should be allowed to have sex with anyone they want regardless of whether that person wants sex with them.

Buy it and wear it and show the world your true character.
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hypyrwyf
there'll be pie in the sky when you die
12:36 PM on 10/13/2011
I wouldn't stop being friends with someone if they wore this shirt, but if I didn't already know them I'd never want to.
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efrallyn
my micro-bio is short & sweet.
11:34 PM on 10/12/2011
how about a shirt that says "only closet bullies wear offensive shirts"
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signgrrl
typeface geek
03:12 PM on 10/13/2011
perfect.
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efrallyn
my micro-bio is short & sweet.
11:23 PM on 10/12/2011
obnoxious, hopefully the ppl that wear these shirts are padded
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Max Shaw
My micro-bio is no longer empty.
05:10 PM on 10/12/2011
I feel half of these are from movies or Adult Swim shows.
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IrieMoon
Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.
12:33 PM on 10/13/2011
And most of the people on this board who are offended by these shirts are also offended by the shows on Adult Swim.

Some people are just too sensitive.
04:33 PM on 10/12/2011
Wow - this makes choosing who to date SO MUCH EASIER!!
03:55 PM on 10/12/2011
Ah, I sort of laughed at some of them. Is that wrong?
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KDMac
It's called sarcasm, Genius.
03:48 PM on 10/13/2011
Nope, just shows you don't take life too seriously ; )
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IrieMoon
Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.
03:25 PM on 10/12/2011
America still has what we call "freedom of speech" right?

Just checking on the status of that.


I think I might order the "calm down dear" shirt.
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Political Avatar
I came here to read and then I couldn't shut up!
06:02 PM on 10/12/2011
I just posted a comment about that. Let us hope we don't meet while you are wearing that shirt, or lets at least hope you have a good dental plan.
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IrieMoon
Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.
08:53 AM on 10/13/2011
Lol!

So words can make you violent huh? Just shows how limited your brain capacity is.

Besides, I think the humor in a woman wearing a shirt that says that went right over that little head of yours.

Lighten up.
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frank day
Republican = FAIL
02:43 PM on 10/12/2011
I think a couple of these are humorous.

People who have time to get upset over a Tshirt need to get a life.
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OliveColored
Real Progress No More BushBamas!
11:58 AM on 10/12/2011
The coffee and the cancer ones made me laugh.
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Dede Eagleburger
well behaved women rarely make History...
10:04 AM on 10/12/2011
LOL, it's good to see so many non-offended people posting on this so far...people were a whole lot more offended at 'Allergic to Algebra'! It is a free country and anyone's got the right to wear one of these shirts but accept the consequences...:)
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01:03 PM on 10/13/2011
There should be no 'consequences'--save perhaps, ostracism.

Keep your hands to yourself, I say...