Comrades, there is a new "art/craft" trend to make clothing out of used tea bags. What would a TPC fashion designer living in the Biden Economic Gulag make with used N95 masks? Sexy underwire bras? Kimono sleeved pjs? String tied fringed shimmy dresses in blue and white for dancing at the next karaoke agitation party?

Sheets, pillowcases, quilts...

Repurpose your N96 masks and be a gulag fashion icon.

jackalopelipsky wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:24 pm

Comrades, there is a new "art/craft" trend to make clothing out of used tea bags. What would a TPC fashion designer living in the Biden Economic Gulag make with used N95 masks? Sexy underwire bras? Kimono sleeved pjs? String tied fringed shimmy dresses in blue and white for dancing at the next karaoke agitation party?

Sheets, pillowcases, quilts...

Repurpose your N96 masks and be a gulag fashion icon.

Comrade Jack

Soon the latest fashion trend will be repurposing disposed feminine products. That's really where this is all heading anyway, right? If we start now we'll be ahead of the curve and we can give all the glory to The Party™. Besides, what's the difference between used teabags and maxi pads anyway? Paper products are paper products.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

Dr. Chicago wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:53 pm

Soon the latest fashion trend will be repurposing disposed feminine products. That's really where this is all heading anyway, right? If we start now we'll be ahead of the curve and we can give all the glory to The Party™. Besides, what's the difference between used teabags and maxi pads anyway? Paper products are paper products.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

That's why it's impossible to do satire anymore. You name it, they've already done it.

Then there are Marxi-Pads...

Dr. Chicago wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:53 pm

Comrade Jack

Soon the latest fashion trend will be repurposing disposed feminine products. That's really where this is all heading anyway, right? If we start now we'll be ahead of the curve and we can give all the glory to The Party™. Besides, what's the difference between used teabags and maxi pads anyway? Paper products are paper products.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

Please stop calling them "feminine" product.  It's offensive.

Dr. Chicago wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:53 pm

jackalopelipsky wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:24 pm

Comrades, there is a new "art/craft" trend to make clothing out of used tea bags. What would a TPC fashion designer living in the Biden Economic Gulag make with used N95 masks? Sexy underwire bras? Kimono sleeved pjs? String tied fringed shimmy dresses in blue and white for dancing at the next karaoke agitation party?

Sheets, pillowcases, quilts...

Repurpose your N96 masks and be a gulag fashion icon.

Comrade Jack

Soon the latest fashion trend will be repurposing disposed feminine products. That's really where this is all heading anyway, right? If we start now we'll be ahead of the curve and we can give all the glory to The Party™. Besides, what's the difference between used teabags and maxi pads anyway? Paper products are paper products.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

Does this mean 'pelipsky should wash and wear used styrofoam to-go containers? Remember when The People's Andrew Sullivan was taken to NYC gulag for smuggling in a take-out meal prepared and packaged outside NYC? If he'd been wearing a used Marxi Pad dress, or even a N-96 Cuban Guayabera barber shirt, the guards would never have noticed his contraband plastic bag of styrofoam containers of chicken tikka masala and garlic naan.

The things guards pay attention to these days...

 

Duke of URL wrote: ↑

1/22/2023, 12:40 pm

 

Comrade Duke, Duke, Duke of Url

Ahhh, that brings back fond memories of the fashion shows at the re educaion camp I attended in my youth.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

Red Square wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 7:55 pm

Dr. Chicago wrote: ↑

1/21/2023, 2:53 pm

Soon the latest fashion trend will be repurposing disposed feminine products. That's really where this is all heading anyway, right? If we start now we'll be ahead of the curve and we can give all the glory to The Party™. Besides, what's the difference between used teabags and maxi pads anyway? Paper products are paper products.

I remain
Dr. Chicago

That's why it's impossible to do satire anymore. You name it, they've already done it.

Da, Comrade Square

It appears that our reality is satire these days. Are you sure that it's not Next Tuesday? It sure feels like it.

I remain
Dr. Chicago.