| If you are going to give any funny t-shirts as | | | | You also probably wouldn't give a t-shirt that says: |
| presents the first thing you should do is make sure | | | | "I'm not aging, I'm fermenting" to your spouse's |
| that the person you are gifting it too has the suitable | | | | Grandmother; but you could give it to your |
| sense of humor. Finding the appropriate t-shirt for a | | | | godmother who likes her wine and she will guffaw |
| certain person might not be too difficult if you know | | | | with delight. There is an art to giving funny t-shirts to |
| them and their sense of humor well. However, if you | | | | people as presents. Going for the laugh doesn't |
| don't quite know if they would get the joke or not; | | | | always work. These t-shirts are a way to balance |
| something a bit tamer than the outlandish humor that | | | | the act of wanting spontaneous hilarity and a cute |
| is shared throughout friendships might see you better | | | | giggle from the receiver. |
| off. | | | | Be extra careful with the t-shirts that have the |
| Let's not suggest that you give a t-shirt that says: | | | | added bonuses of "put phrase here" or "your name |
| "If you knew my family, you would understand" to | | | | here"; those can be funny but not if the wrong |
| your new in-laws. That probably wouldn't be | | | | person gets it. In this matter appropriateness is the |
| appropriate. To give that same t-shirt to say a sister, | | | | name of the game. Definitely gift t-shirts; but do it |
| brother or a cousin would be hilarious. | | | | wisely. |