Funorb is my homeboy

No, it's not. In this blog entry, I won't even talk about Funorb. In fact, I'll be talking about t-shirts. I'm a t-shirt salesperson in real life, so it's best I talk about something I have experience with. Let me start off by saying that not all t-shirts are alike. Any t-shirt salesperson can tell you that. Most t-shirts are cotton and polyester and shrink after you wash them. They have stupid iron-on graphics that don't resemble Funorb or any games on that website, unless they were ordered by Jagex employees. The ones that I like are a semi-tight fit on a slim body with good hourglassish shape. I don't like sequin because it gets stuck and rips off. Also, I prefer high quality dyes rather than cheap iron-on graphics like the graphics in the java-based games on Funorb. Another thing is stretchyness. A good shirt needs to be very stretchy, but still must be 100% cotton. And yes, that's possible. In fact, I'm wearing such a shirt right now. It feels like I'm naked, but I'm not. It wasn't expensive either, only $4, cheaper than Funorb and Runescape's memberships. And this shirt will last me longer than a month too!