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Some Gluten Humor...

Eric-C

By Eric-C
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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Eric-C
Posted

A friend found this T-shirt for me.

Be forwarned, this site is not safe for work, its most likely offensive to someone(and kind of the point), but not much humor about Celiacs around here.

Plus all their slogans come from people submitting them so I'd guess this came from someone with Celiacs.

Again, no complaining about other content...click on the link, have a laugh, and close it out.

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whitball
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good and funny! My oldest son has said this phrase to me on multiple occasions!

elye Community Regular
elye
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Be forwarned, this site is not safe for work, its most likely offensive to someone(and kind of the point), but not much humor about Celiacs around here.

Hey, Eric! Great T-shirt..... .. But I must correct you! There is no shortage of humour (dealing with celiac and almost everything else under the sun) around here.... . . we're all laughing hysterically and having the best time over in the Tickle Me Elbow thread. If you want some shameless laughs, come join us! ...And wear yer shirt....... :)

kenlove Rising Star
kenlove
Posted

I have got to get me one of these!

thanks for posting it!

A friend found this T-shirt for me.

Be forwarned, this site is not safe for work, its most likely offensive to someone(and kind of the point), but not much humor about Celiacs around here.

Plus all their slogans come from people submitting them so I'd guess this came from someone with Celiacs.

Again, no complaining about other content...click on the link, have a laugh, and close it out.

Open Original Shared Link

Puddy Explorer
Puddy
Posted

LOL! This is great!! My sister always loved Poppin' Fresh. I can't wait to get one of these and wear it next time I see her.

oceangirl Collaborator
oceangirl
Posted

I MUST have the "Gluten for Punishment" shirt!

Thank you!

Irreverence Forever!

lisa

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Sweetfudge
Posted

i LOVE it!!!!

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