Zat You Santa Claus Dr Teeth And The Electric Mayhem shirt

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Zat You Santa Claus Dr Teeth And The Electric Mayhem shirt .This awesome t-shirt reps the former NASCAR rising star, Davey Allison. He was best known for driving the #28 Texaco-Havoline Ford Thunderbird for Robert Yates Racing. Allison made his NASCAR debut in the 80s and he quickly found success. He won the 1987 Winston 500, the first NASCAR win of his career, and he was named the 1987 Winston Cup Rookie of the Year. He went on to win several more races and he had a promising career ahead of him when his life was cut tragically short in a helicopter accident. Allison was only 32 at the time and he was posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019.This groovy long sleeve shirt comes in a vibrant, rainbow tie-dye spiral pattern. Tie dye became popular in the 60s and 70s as part of the hippie, counterculture movement but it actually dates back hundreds of years. The earliest examples of tie-dyed fabric were found in China and dated to 400 A.D.. These days, tie-dye clothes are still popular fashion statements and some artists even spend hours intricately tying tees to make colorful masterpieces.

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Zat You Santa Claus Dr Teeth And The Electric Mayhem shirt .This vibrant t-shirt is from a skydiving center in Fort Worth/Dallas, Texas. It features the tagline, “It’s like nothing you will ever experience.” The major metropolitan area of Forth Worth and Dallas is home to several indoor and outdoor skydiving centers. The flatness of the area and the prescence of a few airports makes it perfect for outdoor jumping.This cool ringer tee reps the March of Dimes and WalkAmerica, since renamed the March for Babies. WalkAmerica was a March of Dimes-sponsored event which began in 1970, making it the first ever charitable walk. Since then, the event has raised an astounding $2 billion for research on infant mortality, premature births, and birth defects. The March for Dimes was founded by Franklin D. Roosevelt and it continues to support research in women’s and babies’ health.