Funny Shirts You See While Traveling

No I dont want a fkn Tuk Tuk

by Michael Tieso on September 3, 2009

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We can’t help but notice the shirts we’ve encountered vendors selling while traveling. Most are made from cheap material and last a few washes before it starts to deteriorate. If you’ve been to SE Asia, then you’ve seen thousands of these everywhere. Here are a few that have caught my eye throughout SE Asia.

Bad Bull

Red Bull.. The meth of SE Asia...

No Money No Honey

I was telling a lady trying to sell me this shirt that I have lots of honey with no money. She said thats not possible. What's she trying to say?

No I dont want a F*!k!N tuk tuk suit or massage thank you very much

Even if you were to wear this shirt, they'll ask you anyway.

Same Same but Different

I've built a habit of saying "same same" in everyday conversation now. It's terrible.

Singapore - A "fine" city

Singapore - It's a "fine" city

 

What shirts have you seen vendors selling that had a sense of humor (or tried to have a sense of humor)?

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Michael Tieso travels around the world writing, photographing, and filming his adventures. He is the Editor-in-chief of Art of Backpacking -- a website that provides stories, tips, and advice about all things backpacking. He runs a travel blogging community called Art of Travel Blogging. He's currently filming a documentary on travel and technology called Everywhere Connection. He left the cubicle life to travel the world in May 2009 and he still continues the journey to this day with no end to it. He loves adventure, food, and music. Follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and .

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