Get your grub on at GearCrave before 11:59 p.m. TONIGHT, for your chance to win one of 25 FREE t-shirts courtesy of Design by Humans. I signed up for sure, and hope to be the proud owner of "billy the money buffalo goes to a party." Couldn't have said it better myself! Design by Humans boasts plenty of rad tees and is definitely a site I'll be checking out in the future.
In the past 2 weeks I have ordered a total of 7 t-shirts online. Before you judge me as an addict, hear me out. First I won a free t-shirt from the NerdyShirts/GearCrave giveaway. Then, I succumbed to the temptation of the NerdyShirts $1 sale and ordered 3 tees for $3 (plus shipping). And last, to cap it all off, I finally scored a $25 giftcard to Threadless by nailing a T-Critic bonus question!
Now here's where you have to get creative. Normally, $25 would be enough for one tee plus shipping, with some change left over. After scouring the all-too-familiar Threadless catalog, I found a tee for $15 and a couple more for $5 each, totaling $25 exactly! After deducting the giftcard balance, all it cost me was $5.05 for shipping. Keep an eye on T-Critic, and maybe you can pick up a giftcard of your own! Bonus and secret questions aside, T-Critic is an uber-hip blog to satisfy any t-shirt addict's craving.
Thanks to the good folks at GearCrave and NerdyShirts, who just gave away 10 t-shirts to lucky winners (including yours truly).
Wanna know how to win your own free t-shirt? Read blogs. Forget throwing 'bows every time the free t-shirt squad rolls by with the free-t launcher. Set up your feeds, and pick your blogs (perhaps this one?). No need to bury your head in the blogosphere; just a few should do the trick.
For example, I am a huge fan of T-Critic. When T-Critic broke the news of GearCrave's contest with NerdyShirts, I jumped on it. All I had to do was throw up a link in the comments and *BOOSH* free t-shirt.
Welcome to the inevitable debut of 'How to be a Dude on a Dime,' my blahg dedicated to bringing readers the best in deals, design and all out gut-busting (be it beer or humor). To save time, here's a list of what I aim to cover:
t-shirts
music
sneaks
movies
good times (beer and grub)
funny shit
While I'm obviously not out to change the world, I can make a difference in the wallets of fellow dudes (and chicks on occasion). Moral of the story - Never pay retail.
