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A cool shirt - in fact its freezing…

May 9, 2008

A lot of words are bandied about these days, like genius for instance, I’m that old I remember when people were a ‘wizard’ at something or other, always something complicated mind you. However this must be about the most accurate description in the history of cool shirts..

A water cooled t-shirt!

This is one of the coolest t-shirts you’ll ever find on the open market, looks a bit like something out of NASA doesn’t it? Well it was originally designed for racing car drivers, however all sorts of people are buying them now. I’d personally rather drink H2O than wear it but each to their own.

My advice is if you’re always feeling that hot, you should drink more liquids, wear less clothes, perhaps (ahem) lose some weight (you know the Brits are fast catching up with the Yanks for obesity rates - at least we can get to the top of some kind of league for once). Anyway if you want to keep cool in your car then either buy this weird tee (don’t though - really - it’d be a total waste of money) or :-

  1. Buy a car with a sunroof.
  2. Tint your windows.
  3. Drink more liquids.
  4. Buy my tees :p

Go on then go and buy one - call it an early Christmas present - as long as you live somewhere blazing hot though…

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