Size Large.
Graphic is not faded. Colors vibrant. Has bleach stains toward the bottom :(
Price reflects my inclination not to sell this at all.
Note that the rear graphic says "Terrible One."
From the indispensable :
"Joe Rich, www.thecomeupboard.com, december 2007: The name "Terrible One" came from something that Taj drew for an old UGP shirt. There was a shirt with a bunch of animals standing around while a dude was burning in fire. All the animals had a pretty satisfied look on their faces. And basically, it represents that we (the people of earth) are always blaming someone else for all that is wrong in this world. But while this is going on, we aren't seeing all the damage that we are doing to each other and to the world itself. We are the terrible ones. Mankind. That's just a really summed up version. But anyhow, on the back of the shirt, there is a little cartoon that Taj drew. Each of the first 3 scenes of the cartoon were a little pictures with quotes. I can't remember exactly, but it was something like, "the is only one who destroys so much", "there is only one that . . . etc, etc, etc. It goes down a small list. And in the last frame of the cartoon, there was a rabbit at a chalkboard that had a drawing of a stickman on it. The rabbie was pointing at this image with a little stick and the words Terrible one were written under it.
Taj Mihelich, www.ugzine.com: The name orginally came from a shirt that I did for UGP. The shirt was about how out of all the many different species of animals in the world, Mankind if the only one that tries to control everything, starts wars and kills everything. Man does lots of good things too, but if you were a deer or a cow you might not think so. Anyway, the idea of the shirt was that the animals had finally gotten pissed off enough to do something about it. They had a man tied to a cross and they were burning him. The name came from the animals calling the man the "terrible one". Like, man was is the one terrible species on earth. Since the beginning Terrible One has come to mean many more themes and ideas, but since they are all open for interpretation I won't try to define them or anything."
