I'll be absolutely honest with you, when I opened the package containing this, I wasn't sure what was going on either.
Day 29 of my THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge is also the 66th birthday (33rd in dog years) of Dave, the donator of the fetching specimen you see above. Dave contacted me about his site Vincent Strangio Store that sells quite an extensive range of cat and dog photography printed on quite an extensive range of human items and accessories. The site is broken down into breeds of dog, for example, under the Bulldog category, you'll find this tee representing Team Bulldog - of which I am now a member - with a canine mascot poking its head through the graphics.
This is decidedly apt for a British person such as myself to wear; I am proud that my heritage translates all the over in O'Fallon, Missouri, where this T-shirt hails from. Not that I have any idea why bulldogs are so affiliated with Britain.
Cats and dogs are no strangers to the Internet; for many years (many in dog years) we've seen them ride skateboards, play keyboards, sing like humans and fart rainbows whilst being composed of pop-tarts.
But now it seems they've taken the lead in a clothing line that we kennel wear to show how we're feline.
See more from Vincent Strangio Store via their website
