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I am sick and tired of this entire “morality decline” shit rhetoric! Tell me, which part of the Akron Zips Dance On T Shirt old fucking days were better than now? Is it arranged marriage? slavery? Or child labor? Are you lamenting modern women’s “loose morals” because they decide to enjoy sex? Did you look at our previous president and shake you heads because a black person “tarnished” your white house? Or is it drugs? (remember opium? it wasn’t illegal until late 19th century. East India Company was selling it across Asia). Or is it colonialism, when white people got to exploit the colonies so their country squires could have their little uppity tea parties? Hum? Tell me? what part of the good old days do you miss? Polio? Smallpox? Plague? Lack of proper plumbing? People not showering for months? Streets littered with horse shit?

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My husband and I went to see a Psychic one day. We were out for a Akron Zips Dance On T Shirt , and when we saw this big looming Psychic Reader sign on the side of the road, we went just for the fun of it. After that visit, I always thought ‘something bad followed us home’. First it started as horrible dreams. One time, I was home alone and having an afternoon nap at our living room couch. I dreamt an old, witchy-looking woman came down the stairs, which was situated next to the couch I was lying down on, and she was carrying a lighted lamp. She stooped down at me at the couch and let out an evil laugh as she blew the lamp off right infront of my face. I dismissed it as a really bad, evil dream. However, things soon escalated. One time, late at night, when my family was fast asleep and I was having a midnight snack downstairs, my son’s electrical toy started and started moving across the floor. I just dismissed it as wonky batteries. We moved soon afterwards to another house, but it felt like it kept following us.

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The Australian comedian Tim Minchin has a song ‘only a ginger can call another ginger, ginger’ and for me I do think the Akron Zips Dance On T Shirt is more than just light hearted. I can live with people thinking I am a witch, or fiery, or unlucky, but the ugly/smelly taunts seriously hurt. Like a black or Asian person, I cannot help the colour of my skin. Now obviously there is not equivalence  I am not discriminated against because of the colour of my skin. But like my black and Asian friends, I struggle to find make-up that matches my skin. The fashions that suit the tanned blondes and brunettes often don’t suit me (pink is for girls, but not little red haired girls…) and summer is a whole other misery that no blonde, brunette or black haired girl will appreciate.