A Close Shave With Fuzzy Ink

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This is what we love at Buy Tees, a great label with graphic flair and a sense of humour who have created an enticing store, cool products, and all based on an original philosophy that’s guaranteed to pull in the punters. Ironically if there’s one thing I’m sure about Fuzzy Ink T-Shirts it’s that they’re certainly not fuzzy, oh okay perhaps in a warm fuzzy glowing way tinged with a taste of retro gaming nostalgia, but in every other way these guys are bang on the mark.

The Mario Bros. mad, false mustachioed, t-shirt addicted guys behind Fuzzy Ink are John Paul, Justin Stimmel and Mike Paul have made sure that from the second you step into their site you’ll feel at home. Their unique style and graphic bravado is equally matched by their overtly quirky sense of humour, which guarantees that should buy a t-shirt, hoodie, button or belt or just want to “hang out” for a while, you are guaranteed to have a laugh. If you want to keep updated on all their escapades then you can read their barmy blog here at the site, follow them on Twitter or become their friend at their Myspace page.

The guys at Fuzzy Ink want you our readers to feel even more at home and are offering this permanent discount for all Buy Tees readers:-

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Enter the above for a 10% discount on all their products!

There’s two things you have to know about Fuzzy Ink, expect to witness a sincere passion for hilarious handlebar moustaches and a devotion to the now almost forgotten Mario Bros. game, yes, yes, you can still play it on all the latest new fangled consoles, but it’s not the same as trying to manouvre an 8-bit pixellated Mario with a dodgy old joystick on an old NES (even a SNES was a luxury then). If you don’t know what I’m talking about you missed out big time, once in the far and distant past most kids didn’t have cellphones and serious gaming gear, we had L.E.D calculators, arcade games that were still in the arcade, and limited access to decent t-shirts (oh you lucky things), plus if you wanted to text it was on a piece of paper at the back of the class. Still back to the future, which apparently seems to be now…

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