I'll be honest with you, I'm not sure where to start with today's donated T-shirt from Richard at Stitch And Print. He's really helped me out by donating this THIRD tee to my challenge, but he's put me on the spot as it features a subverted rendition of the logo for disco film Saturday Night Fever across the chest.
The design now reads 'Saturday Night Beaver'... and... erm... I'm now agonising over which route the rest of this post should take.
Half of me wants to retell the plot of the John Travolta film but reconstituted with critters and a riverside dwelling.
The other half of me wants to make light of the depraved connotations implied by the slang terminology. There's no question that this tee was intended to be worn by a bunch of lads on a mucky Saturday Night out.
Ironically, any women folk who observe this design on a Saturday Night are quite likely to demonstrate the opposite intended behaviour, and dive rapidly below the surface while forcefully slapping the water with their broad tails, acting as a warning audible over great distances both above and below the water.
Dam.
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