I want to thank Sue for alerting us to shirt.woot available at: http://shirt.woot.com/
They have some really great shirts for teaching of psychology. However, NOTE THAT THESE SHIRTS RUN RIDICULOUS SMALL. I now have a women's medium (should fit a normal 8-year old) for the popstickle shirt (the classic visual illusion of the impossible two/three pronged item, in this case a dual popsicle stick, hence the 'popstickle'). And a have a VERY tight fitting (especially in the bust line-- what they made these for prepubescent 'women'?) "large" women's brain shirt. These two came out in quick succession and so I was stuck with making a decision before the first one arrived, which would have cued me to go larger, not smaller, on the second one :( I was hoping to wear these in class on the particular days I will teach these topics in class this year but I'm afraid not. Well, I might s-q-e-e-z-e myself into the large brain shirt, but honestly, an almost 60-year old woman squeezed into a small t-shirt can look ridiculous; a colleague suggested a wear a jacket so only the brain (which gets rather stretched sideways as it lies right at bust level) will show. In fact, I don't think I can give them away as prizes in class :( They will be too small for most students even. So sad.... So I still plan to get appropriate shirts, but beware: ORDER AT LEAST TWO SIZES LARGER than you might otherwise. I'm going to try women's extra large next, and if that's too small, go to a men's large. Which will probably be way way too big. Sigh. They do not do exchanges. And you cannot go back and order another, larger one, as you can only get them on the day they are released. Annette Annette Kujawski Taylor, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology University of San Diego 5998 Alcala Park San Diego, CA 92110 619-260-4006 [email protected] --- To make changes to your subscription contact: Bill Southerly ([email protected])
