Okay, you could get pissed at this….or have a sense of humor and get this for any guy about to bite the bullet.

Actually, this goes both ways – you see, they have one for the ladies too! Great idea for the guest of honor at their bachelor or bachelorette party….especially if they were known to play-the-field.

Those days (games) are over now……or at least they should be!

Know a Peeps fanatic? This Peeps t-shirt is a good addition to any Easter basket! Peeps have been around for ages – well, at least since the late 50′s – and have a huge sweet-toothed following from both the young and old.

The company, Just Born, out of Bethlehem Pennsylvania was recently featured on the Food Network. It was an interesting bit that showed how the marshmallow chicks were first formed by hand and how they grew into mass-production. The Peeps Brand started adding new shapes and colors over the years and now features Holiday inspired shapes such as pumpkins, bats and ghosts for Halloween, hearts for Valentine’s Day, trees and snowmen for Christmas and stars for the 4th of July….just to name a few. To see them all and find out about their latest chocolate treats, visit marshmallowpeeps.com.

One thing to keep in mind is that you get what you pay for in terms of quality. Cheap t-shirts are usually cheap in every way – quality of fabric, dyes and/or design – and they will not last long, no mater how well you take care of them.

That being said, here are some quick tips to help get the most out of your cool t-shirts:

• Read the care labels on each shirt, but when you do, keep in mind that the instructions usually apply to the shirt’s fabric only and not to any add-ons like iron-on transfers or other decorations.

• Set in bright colors on new tees by running them through the rinse cycle (cold water) with a cup of vinegar (the distilled white kind).

• Treat stains when they happen, otherwise you may forget to treat it before washing and risk making the stain permanent.

• If you have a tendency to develop yellow armpit stains, start preventing them early by rubbing straight detergent to the inside of the armpit area of the shirt before laundering.

• Always wash whites separate from colors, and it is a good idea to go a step further with reds and wash them in a load of their own. Adding a cup of distilled white vinegar to the rinse cycle will also help to keep the colors looking bright.

• Wash t-shirts inside-out in cold water – only using warm for whites when absolutely necessary (like in the case of stains) and only when allowable according to the care label.

• Drying t-shirts is probably the most damaging when done in a hot dryer. The best way to dry tees with minimal damage is to tumble on an air-only (or delicates) setting for a few minutes and then hang to dry the rest of the way (out of direct sunlight). If they are not badly wrinkled, you can just hang them to dry.

• If you use a hanger to air-dry your shirts, remember not to go insert the hanger through the neck hole, instead feed it up through the bottom of the shirt to avoid stretching.

• If you feel the need to iron your t-shirts, remember to follow the care label and to keep in mind that not all decorations can tolerate an iron’s heat.

Just like that scholar Tommy boy….you made it! It will soon be that time of year, graduations from high school and college – those 4 (or 5, or 7) years just flew right by, didn’t they?

Here’s a great way to mark the occasion and stand out in the crowd with this bright yellow t shirt. A great gag gift for a brother, sister or good friend.

Got this t-shirt for a friend who puts up with a lot of crap from the old men in the department (that’s being polite). Even though women have come a long way, there is still a long way to go in many ways. Anyway, it is from a girl’s gift site called GirlsCantWhat.com, that encourages young girls to follow their dreams no matter what the “norm” may be gender-wise.

At the site, you can create personalized gifts (not just t-shirts) for virtually any career or interest a girl could have. What a great concept!