Note to Self: T-shirts Make Me Hungry
If there could be only one, which one would I get?
Inside You
or…
Not a Crook
The “inside you” one is funny and colourful and subtle and from Threadless. Meanwhile, “crook” is lacking in design and the image of Nixon waving peace signs is a little over used, but, you have to love the use of an ancillary McDonaldland character.
Speaking of McDonaldland, the evolution of the Hamburglar is kind of interesting:
The Hamburglar character was another thief that dressed in a black-and-white striped shirt and pants, a red cape, and a wide-brimmed hat and whose primary object of theft was McDonalds hamburger from the Hamburger Patch.
The design of the character changed from the 1970s to 1980s from a more sinister to a more cartoonish face. The age of the character has also changed, as originally he was depicted as an older man, but was redrawn as a less sinister young boy.
Originally, his vocabulary consisted of nothing other than “Robble, robble, robble.” His vocabulary has been expanded; he later was shown speaking ordinary English, though he continued to use “robble robble” to occasionally punctuate his speech. Although he was a thief, he was still considered a friend of Ronald McDonald and the rest of the McDonaldland gang, who appeared to tolerate his kleptomania as an eccentricity.
I think I’ll always have a taste for McDonalds… Damn the evil McOpCo geniuses of the 1970s and their advertising ways.



Did you know that that lovable purple blog, Grimace, was once evil? And had six arms? True. http://www.bakedziti.net/2006/02/yes-virginia-there-is-evil-grimace.html
I did indeed (but only after reading about it this morning on Wikipedia). Evil Grimace… maybe I’ll dream about him tonight.