Or that’s what it says over at Diesel Sweeties. Actually it says that on the notebook page, not the T-shirt page but what the hell, who’s counting pages (geek answer, nobody is, we have a program for that).

Created by the bizarrely human sounding Richard Stevens, Diesel Sweeties is a weird blend of comic, shopfront, geekworld stuff. I like it – there are some awesome socks and the notebooks (the paper kind, not the computer kind) are rather cool too, although I’m faintly annoyed that they are not those graph paper notebooks that you get for math class which would be geekier by far … okay, that’s picky, they are great notebooks, I’d be proud to have one.

Also … and here’s the thing, when you get into a new relationship (not saying that I am, just saying that this happens when you do, right?) you start doing things differently – you watch different TV, listen to new music, eat food you’ve never tried before … so Big Bang Theory. Not my usual show, but I can get the jokes, I can be geeky with the best of them and then, congruence – on TV, Big Bang Theory, and there’s a T-shirt I recognise!

Instant kudos from the person I’m watching TV with (and I’m not saying he’s anything other than a friend, understand?) and here it is, just as I was able to prove to him: Diesel Sweeties has the tee that was on TV.

Also Diesel Sweeties has the funniest exchange policy write-up, buried in its small print, which is pretty big print, to be honest. Herewith:
If you need to exchange your shirt for a different size:

+ Please make sure the shirt is undamaged and unwashed. We need to get your shirt back in good condition for a new customer. You wouldn’t want to buy a dirty or smelly shirt, would you? (Please note, this is not Japan.)
Isn’t that cute? Life is cool …

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