T-Shirt Tuesday: PI-geon

This week's highlighted t-shirt is this women's tank top with our funny PI-geon design featuring the Birdorable Rock Pigeon standing above the word PIgeon, part of which is made of the symbol for PI.

Birdorable PI-geon Women's Tank Top

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Ashira on June 24, 2009 at 3:18 PM wrote:
That's awesome. I might have to get one of these. ^____^ You guys never fail to amuse me with your cleverness!

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