Make sure you know what is Written on the Clothes before you buy them

[Mr What]

We all have at one point worn second hand clothes. These second hand clothes are normally so cheap that we buy them in bulk. Most of us never care to read or understand what is written on these second hand clothes. Some messages on them are usually good but others are evil. Here are photos of people who bought second hand clothes that will make you laugh till tomorrow.

1. This lady loves bad movies

If someone explained to her what her bag says about her, she would throw away her bag immediately.

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If this innocent lady knew what was written on her t-shirt, she would never buy another t-shirt in her life again.

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This man should learn how to google things. He thinks he's wearing a nice t-shirt, but the message on it is not as nice.

4. The 'legend'

This t-shirt shows exactly where to find the legend and the man.

5. Her funny t-shirt

She's requesting anyone to kiss her because she is blonde. If only she knew.

6. You better not stay behind her

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This man probably never knew how funny his t-shirt was

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This old man walking around innocently wore this t-shirt.

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This girl on a motorbike bought a shirt people wore during a protest against sniffing glue.

10.

This old Asian lady walking along the streets had a message for everyone.

 

[BorisMackenzie]

Second-hand clothes often come with unexpected and humorous messages. Here are some examples:

A lady with a bag that says she loves bad movies would ditch it if she knew.
An innocent woman unknowingly wearing a t-shirt with an offensive message.

 

[To yeye]

 

[ronaldgersey]

It's always a good idea to check out what's written on your clothes before you buy them. Sometimes, the messages can be super weird or even embarrassing. I remember this one time I bought a t-shirt because it looked cool, but when I got home, I realized it had some awkward text on it. Talk about a facepalm moment!

Plus, it’s not just about avoiding awkwardness. The messages on clothes can sometimes send the wrong message or have meanings you might not agree with. I've seen shirts with phrases that are meant to be funny but end up being offensive or just plain strange.

It's kind of like proofreading before sending a text. Just takes a second but can save you a lot of trouble later. And hey, sometimes you might find something cool or meaningful that makes the piece of clothing even more special.