Wearing these badges of fandom is a great way to find kindred spirits. They're great conversation starters, and they're memorable. Tanya and I had to laugh at Dragon*Con last fall when we went to a fan panel about Supernatural and met two ladies who were wearing simple black T-shirts -- one said "Bitch" and the other said "Jerk." Only Supernatural fans would get the reference, but when you are a fan it's hysterical.




If you can't get to a fan con, you need go no farther than your computer to add to your fanwear. One great option is...
CafePress -- My personal favorites here are:
"Dude. You Fugly."
"Hope your apple pie is freakin' worth it."
"I lost my shoe." -- Sam Winchester
"It's okay. I'm a teddy bear doctor."
"a proud walking encyclopedia of weirdness"
"Driver picks the music. Shotgun shuts his cakehole."
"Is it Thursday yet?"
"Vampires. It gets funnier every time I say it."
Scrolling through the offerings is sure to induce laughter, which is half the fun of shopping there.
So, do any of you have any fun Supernatural shirts of other attire?