Signed Tee Shirt Jamaica

[ECO]

I've mentioned on here before about a great group of people that do charity work in Jamaica http://www.projectonelovecom Well they ended up having 3 tee shirts autographed by all of the artists that preformed at one of the places in Negril last year.....and they put them up on Ebay and I ended up with one of them. For the life of me, I can't figure why people would buy a normal unsigned one for $35 when they could bid on a signed one for $75 but then again I only wear 80 cent white tee shirts for my fuc fashion statement. So for $81 and $5 shipping I'll soon be the owner of a tee shirt that I have no use for but my $81 will go to a good cause.

Any ideas on what I should do with the shirt to raise more money for their cause?

Imagine of another one of the shirts on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/Limited-Edition-Aut ... 27b5c9c529

November 2009, the One Love Concert series was happening and this t-shirt was there for
THE WHOLE THING!!

These hand died t-shirts have been signed by the following artists:

Tarrus Riley
Sanchez
Freddie McGregor
Chaka Demus and The Pliers
Jah Cure
Etana
Marcia Griffiths
Luciano
Alborosie
Richie Spice
Tanya Stephens
Julian Marley
John Holt
Shaggy
Wayne Wonder
Queen Ifrica
Duayne Stephenson

Image without autographs:

[Wahoo]

For just $50 plus $5 shipping, you could also be the proud owner of the tee I was wearing during my dip in the ocean at Canoe in April of 2009. No extra charge for the jerk chicken and mango juice stains. I'll even autograph it for free.

[Wahoo]

For the record, I fully support your "only 80 cent white tee shirt fuc fashion" lifestyle choice. I'd join you except that I'm currently into wearing only plain olive drab military-style tee-shirts with a pocket (very important). That's pretty much what I wear all the time now, including "casual Fridays" at work. I have two, which I alternate when one gets too "ripe" and goes in the laundry basket.

Those two tees are all I plan to pack (along with 1 pair of boxers, swim trunks, and snorkle and mask) on my next trip to Jamaica...if they're still holding up by the year 2014, which--the way things are going--might be the earliest return trip for me.