If you like satirical, funny and topical T-shirts, including our ‘Grammar Police T-shirt’, then we have some good news for you. Our women's v-neck t-shirts are a longer, looser fit than our standard round-neck women's, and are 100% cotton.

With width being across the chest, armpit to armpit, and the length being from the back collar to the hem. Dyslexic imposterism ’ can manifest itself in dyslexics as feeling not worthy of what they have achieved [.This particular construction is perfectly natural and correct in a lot of dialects of American English, including African American English and Southern English, not to mention the standard in some other languages, including French. Grammar police: Excuse me sir, but I have to inform you, the correct sentence is "Grammar police are very gay".

Reproduced on good quality thick artboard with gold foiling, and matching eyelet and grosgrain ribbon. No quarter is given for the possibility that ‘fat fingers on a mobile phone screen while being jostled on public transport’ could be responsible for your typing stationary instead of stationery. Material: 100% organic ringspun combed cotton with a Grammar Police insignia and the words ‘to serve and correct’. Due to the fact that we use organic natural fabrics, these can tighten/relax slightly over time, so please allow for minor variations on any chest sizes below up to 2.

Not to mention how many closeted members of the grammar police will be outed amongst your loved ones. LinkedIn and 3rd parties use essential and non-essential cookies to provide, secure, analyze and improve our Services, and to show you relevant ads (including professional and job ads) on and off LinkedIn. If you are unsure of which size you might be, or can't decide between two sizes, we suggest taking the measurements shown on the image below on a T-shirt that fits you well, and due to the European style fit, always err on the side of a slightly larger T-shirt if you're unsure! I’ll let you go with a warning this time, but if I catch you using “less” for “fewer” again, I’ll have to give you a ticket.