And you know what this shirt says, especially if paired with a big religious symbol bolo tie or pendant?
“I’m way more spiritual than you.”
or
“I just went on sabbatical to a mystical Asian location and now I’m even more spiritual than you than I was before” or possibly,
“I am so extremely spiritual that I’m never going to wear a coat and tie like you poor, sin-sick corporate slaves again. Let’s sing ‘Kumbya.'”
P.S. If you’re Chinese, this shirt says, “Hi, I’m wearing a nice shirt.”
P.S. If you’re Chinese, this shirt says, “Hi, I’m wearing a nice shirt.”
PeaceBang, it’s not nice to make me spit coffee all over my laptop.
Wait, I’m not mistaken, that tunic is a relic of the Manchu domination of Han culture. Oppressor!
Or, you could go one more step and do the whole Dr. No thing. Having gotten the Evil Scientist glasses, I could be tempted . . . .
See for yourself.
Now, ah, James Bond in Dr. No — there was a man who would never button his polo shirt all the way to the top. Or wear a t-shirt underneath.
I think it also says something like, “Don’t even ask if I’m Buddhist, because after just one weekend retreat I’m now affiliated with a particular kind of Buddhism, and if you don’t know your Mahayanas from your Zens from your Tibetans, just stay the hell away from me!”
Like my shirt, or i will kung fu your butt!
in Japan the Han can be used as a knife…. sorry BITB
If you’re Chinese and you live in China, this shirt says, “Hi, I’m wearing a nice shirt,” only it says it in Chinese, of course.
If you are Chinese and you live in America, it says, “Welcome to P.F. Chang’s. Can I take your order?”