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New t-shirt company Big Blue HQ have just designed their first t-shirt in time for Mardi Gras and, uh, March.

The  fine  folks over at Big Blue HQ have a new UK shirt just in time for March. The Mardi Gras three goggles T is pretty sweet. It’s refreshing to see a tasteful T done up in the old royal blue for a change. I saw someone wearing this and had to stop and ask where they got it. A true perfect mashup. Mardi Gras then March. Perfect threads for when the Cats invade NoLa.

I’m a  huge Bengals fan and actually once painted my own tiger stripes on an old “BENGALS” toy helmet. That was such a lame helmet. So, with the NFL ramping up and the Bengals fielding an interesting team this year I think it’s time to revisit the hunter orange that so garishly adorns our men in stripes. I would like to see a more natural tiger-like burnt orange maybe with a metal flake. The image at left is a concept.  Check out more at http://www.mghelmets.com/.

Paul and his strange ensemble

I came across this shot of Rand Paul speaking into a bullhorn with what looks to be a Radio Shack mic. That’s interesting enough. Could be a glossy mag photo shoot prop. Could be only available technology in Kentucky.

What’s more interesting, though, is his attire. Let’s inventory: 1) heather gray micro mock turtleneck, 2) loud-ass v-neck, 3) blue blazer.

The loud-ass v-neck requires further study. It has orange stripes against dark blue and vaguely reminds me of something from the grunge era that you could buy at whatever the Limited’s men’s store was called at the mall.

The mock turtleneck, though, is the coup de grace. The only thing more offensive would be one of those henley shirts. The collar in this case is so slight it almost reads as a t-shirt, which actually wouldn’t be so bad.

Rand Paul is an odd little dude whose appeal is a mystery. Trust me, not a single one of his potential constituents dresses like this.

Surely the tech behemoth is smarter than this, but I’ve noticed for pretty much ever that Google indexes its own ads. I’ve only recently confirmed it. Why? I’m sure there’s a business reason. Ultimately, though, it is just junking up my organic results. Remember Google built their empire on organic results.
Why they would do anything to decrease signal and increase static is beyond me.

Random thought, but one that has been bugging me lately… Alltech is the uber-sponsor of the upcoming World Equestrian Games. They’re a local company, so that’s pretty cool. However, what exactly are they feeding our farm animals? In this day and age of local and sustainable, they are a considerable length from anything even resembling responsible agriculture. They’re products seem to be pressed granular biofeed. Not sure what’s in there. Can anyone enlighten?