When someone puts on a shirt in the morning i dont think that theyre thinking about their audience. I know i dont, but i usually read peoples shirts. Some are funny and some are stupid but i think its interesting to what people wear. I guess when you do put on a shirt the audience is the general public. When i use twitter since mine is private my expected readership is my tweeps, or my followers. i tweet things that i find funny or just a general announcement as to why my life sucks at that moment.
These two outlets are limited in the same form that crayons are limiting. A tweet has a limited space of 140 characters. Thats not a lot of room to move around with and it makes you think about what youre writing. Plenty of times i have had to reword what i was tweeting in order to get it under the 140 character limit. A shirt also has a limited writing space. For most graphic tees to be printed cheaply it has a very small space to be printed in right on the front. The limitations help to decide if the thing that youre wearing or tweeting is worth sharing.
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