I’m far from being socially inept, but I do love science. So does Cass, Lonnie Lowery, DocT, irondoc, etc. Lots of us are nerds.
To be truthful, I’m not offended at all by someone calling me that. I know I am a nerd, but I don’t always have my head buried in books or journals. I have a life.
JW, I’m only kidding with you. Heck, if spending 5 years in university sitting in a lab makes me a nerd, I’m a nerd, too, although perhaps it’s my cardigan and corduroy pants that really make me a nerd.
…and the fact that you shop at Banana Republic.
Hahahahahahahahaha!!!
Nerds rule.
I even majored in Molecular biology in undergrad. I haven’t opened a book about it since. The closest I came was a required Biochemistry class in Med school.
A testosterone chemical structure shirt would be cool, but not as cool as the one Scrub posted. I live in Ohio, but I’m from Georgia, so I could care less about Krenzel, but the shirt still rocks.
Go dawgs.
Seriously, I don’t care about being called a nerd or a dork. I know I am. I’m proud of it dammit. I can talk incessantly about science, but I choose not to because of people giving me “the look”. You know the look. The look that says “I have no clue what you are talking so please stop and don’t try to explain it any further”. That look. I get it all the time.
Kudos JWright. I’m impressed by your program, good luck. I’m glad I reached a point where I would consider it a compliment to be called a nerd.
I’d rock the shirt, no doubt…but, I don’t even have the original Testosterone shirt–do they still give 'em out?
Matt Haugen
Tried and True, Maize and Blue
317 total yards for Ohio state against NC state 3OT win, Krenzel accounted for 310 of them, overrated? I think not. Wearing a National Championship Ring? I think so.
which shirt you talkin about? The one that says “TESTOSTERONE” in big yellow letters? They give it to you when you subscribe. The other “T-NATION” shirt they give out to special members.
As for the red logo T-Nation shirt, not to defame it, but any guy who takes a copy of the logo, sends it to a good graphist, can have it printed on almost any other surface afterwards, including personalized T-shirts.
A guy here once took a plain white Hanes Beefy T and put the Fox (racing) logo, about a foot and a half wide (and high), had it inclined and even put some other slogans, all on the same T. Price: 14.50$. Not bad.
So your imagination (and wallet) is now the limit.
Dan - I knew that. I just thought it would be cool to support t-nation.