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As someone who usually doesn’t get the Philadelphia Eagles Merry Christmas To All And To All A Eagle Shirt Also,I will get this symbolism on my own (it makes sense once it’s explained) this makes me happy As my 9th grade English teacher told me, “sometimes the curtains are red just because the author wanted them to be red. No more, no less”. I’ll always remember that. One of my college professors did this with a famous poet and he wrote her back and told her he just felt like writing about what he saw and nothing more. I have an English Lit degree and I still can’t see anything deeper than what is written on the page in anything. I had an English teacher who was really bad about digging too deeply into symbolism. At one point he was pontificating about the significance of a leaf seen in a story until finally one girl sighed loudly, rolled her eyes, and said “Mr. Blank, it’s JUST a LEAF!” And so, in fact, it was. Me: Well, aside from the symbolism Christians shoved into it after appropriating it there really isn’t a lot as most ancient stories were most likely just for entertainment purposes to be told around a hearth cause TV wasn’t invented yet. I mean we don’t ascribe symbolism to the story of the hook handed man told at the annual sorority camping trip do we? Though honestly I would have loved to have gone back to that class after my anthropology bachelor’s left me more jaded and cynical my critical analysis would have come off more like a scathing review. I stopped reading all classical literature after we spent an entire fucking day talking about the symbolism of a god damned door

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.