Trae Young American professional basketball player Cold As Ice Cartoon T-Shirt

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Dammit. We did a day trip to York and didn’t have time for this because we started shopping at the Trae Young American professional basketball player Cold As Ice Cartoon T-Shirt moreover I love this Shambles market instead. Will have to go back. York is just too much for one day. Almost any tower, you really cannot beat the views from on top of things like the CN Tower, Tokyo Tower / Skytree or the John Hancock building. I was going to list the Space Needle, before they redid the restaurant. I’m local to Seattle, but every few years enjoyed having lunch there. The new restaurant/bar seems overpriced and focused on alcohol, so I haven’t been to it. Skytree and Landmark Tower in Tokyo/Yokohama are way better views… But Tokyo Tower has a certain old-school chill. But yeah. Towers are cool. I always do the tower of a city first thing when I am in a city to get a lay of the land… Makes the rest of the trip better.

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Mexico City, the Trae Young American professional basketball player Cold As Ice Cartoon T-Shirt moreover I love this angel of independence. We were there after a soccer (futbol) game and it felt like an earthquake, views aren’t the best from the top but legit, pretty cool! The Sound of Music bus tour in Salzburg. Glorious views, drinks, snacks, and a Maria von Trapp lookalike leading us in singalongs as we drove from one filming location to the next. It was cheesy and it was perfect. Not places, but souvenir shops. I love them. The only thing I ever buy is fridge magnets and maybe keychains but I love looking at all that shit. Glad I’m not the only one that loves the cheesy souvenirs. We have a garage fridge plastered in travel magnets and it makes me so happy to look at it I’m a sucker for those shops in Vietnam that sell cheap reproductions of war propaganda artwork. Huge regret as I got home from my last trip and realized I had forgotten a poster in the overhead bin on the plane that’s all I wanted to bring with me! I can home from Denmark and realized my reproduction vintage Carlsburg beer posters were gone. Wrote them a letter asking if they could let me know how to buy replacements (pre internet days)….they sent me real vintage posters, tshirts, and coasters. I’m no Elvis fan myself (not a hater, either) but I find the dedication of Elvis fans fascinating. I was in Memphis for other reasons and thought I may as well visit Graceland. The building itself was mildly interesting but it was Elvis Week so the other people there were amazing. They really love Elvis in an almost-religious way. Like watching a religious pilgramage.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.