Hurl and I just decided to ride and have some beer that weekend. Finally I phoned Hurl in Minneapolis and got the rest of the interview. Like ourselves, very much so. The t-shirt, which features my ever popular logo of a casket on wheels with the aforementioned 666 license plate, is really just to symbolize that cars are nowhere. They're squaresville, man.
People spend too much time in their cars.
Because you're typically using that cell phone while you're trapped in your cell, i.e., your automobile. When I wear the shirt, I am wondering if someone is going to come up to me and get all pissed and offended because someone close to them died in a car. Automobiles are offensive. Ride your bike. And, boy it is a fine steed.