What have two amps, a volume dial set to the fourteenth hash, a four-piece drumkit, a double-necked guitar, a front profile skull doodle with a dripping chin, a chopper style motorcycle, the right foot of a pair of Dr Marten boots, three stacked cassette tapes, four paper clips, what appears to be a Rorschach test depicting a moose head, a fourth cassette tape with the spools chaotically unwound, the front cover of the fictional fanzine 'Damned Punk Rock', a side profile skull, a second chopper style motorbike, a kneeling lady dressed in her underwear facing away from the viewer but looking back over her shoulder in a sultry fashion, an outlined bolt of lightening symbol, a gramophone, the head of an eagle, a six-shooter cavalry revolver, a slightly larger gramophone, a Bengal tiger, the word 'punk' assembled in an individually cut ransom-note style typeface, a close up right eye, the silhouette of a cavalry revolver, a full body eagle in flight, the silhouette of two Les Paul style guitars crossed at the necks, the text 'Lifestyle of Excess' scrawled in an unpleasantly unbalanced typeface, an unknown symbol synonymous with oriental culture, a very amateur doodle of a skull and crossbones, half a cassette tape with hot-rod flames protruding from the side and a pentagram have in common?
I have no idea, but they are all tiled repeatedly across today's THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge T-shirt.
