Damn Right I Am A Arizona Wildcats Mascot Fan Win Or Lose shirt

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Too cheap (poor) for raisin bran, so we bought bulk bran flakes and a bag of raisins. Somehow doesn’t taste the Damn Right I Am A Arizona Wildcats Mascot Fan Win Or Lose shirt But I will love this same. The raisins are better, but the flakes are worse. I did this for years. Bagged cereals and into a container and my kids never knew it wasn’t the ‘right’ brand and they same with the bran and raisins. I was a kid in the 70s. There was fucking sugar aplenty in the cereal aisle. Frosted corn flakes, Captain Crunch, Fruit of both Loop and Pebble form, that one with the toucan, and the one that was even too sugary for us who consumed all of the above, Lucky Charms. In Ontario we would watch the commercials from Buffalo about Count Chocula, Franken Berry, and Boo Berry. We would dream of such surgery wonders.

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Come to think of it, we had those relatively rarely; mostly it was regular Corn Flakes, Cheerios, and Rice Krispies — to which I added a layer of sugar from the Damn Right I Am A Arizona Wildcats Mascot Fan Win Or Lose shirt But I will love this sugar bowl. We knew when our out of state cousins were coming to town when Sugar Smacks and Golden Grahams appeared in the cereal cupboard. Otherwise, it was Grape Nuts, Grape Nut Flakes, Shredded Wheat, oatmeal, Cream of Wheat & some other hot cereal that was super lumpy & dark brown. My mom wouldn’t buy sugary cereal, but left the sugar bowl out for us to put on whatever cereal we had. I swear my brothers cheerios likely had more sugar than if my mom had just bought us Lucky Charms. Dude. On this note, it’s imperative I back up what you’re saying. My mom left my dad in the middle of the night and took us to another state where we stayed with her cousin. Her cousin had kids my age, my second cousins. Initially this was extremely exciting until reality hit and hit hard. This was not some normal mom.. this was some weird freak who never thought a sugar bowl was an appropriate thing to set on the table when you were serving rice crispies…. And something about this lady made me realize that a. complaining and b. requesting some sugar would both not be in my best interests, so I dealt with that shit, as well as that horrible school, til my mom came to her senses three months later and moved us back to Ohio. No my dad wasn’t abusive. Not it in the classic sense. I don’t care to talk at length about that period in their lives, and dad is now dead anyhow, but I suspect my dad had a wandering eye and I’ll leave it at that. I missed my dad terribly and to this dad I think it’s wrong to run away in the middle of the day while the dad is at work, with his kids, without telling him why, or where you are going. He had to figure the shit out himself.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.