On a 5th grader:
American
Features
(various fake applique badges)
Heart | Refugees | Cocaine
On an elementary schooler:
To Travel
Hopefully
is a better
thing than to arrive
true success is to labour
On an 8th grader's pencil case:
CHEESE CAKE
1/4 cup milk
1 cup love toxic
4 eggs
On an elementary schooler:
He took a Trip together
with a close "Friend"
GoogHoliday
On a 5th grader:
BLACK DEALER
Gypsy Life
On a 5th grade boy, in rainbow colors:
PRISSY
On a 1st grade boy:
CREATIONISTS
Fossils are gods way of testing the
Scientific communitys faith
On a women's sweater in a store:
WHAT'S
THE
LOVE?
On a 5th grade girl:
SWEETISH
YOUR
KITTEN
CHANT
On a 6th grade girl:
YAMMER
ANTIC
deliver a joke
Happy and move! To enjoy your life!
On a 4th grade boy:
MUSCULAR
TONGUE
STRONG
On a 5th grade boy:
(front)
STIMULATIVE
FRESH &
SHAPELY
Epoch making
the drink which
can be drunk
anywhere
was made
(back)
Epoch-making
Drinks
On a 5th grade girl's hoodie:
I ❤
MAGIC
HEART
CAUGHT TRICK
On a 5th grade boy's sweater, in an Old English style font:
If God did not exist it would be necessary to invent him.
On a 5th grade boy's purple sweater:
(front)
devotion
unclean spirit
live simply that other may
simply live
(back)
bitching devotion
trust what
one feels
cause
65
On a 6th grader's shirt:
An arbitrary character
She looks like
an able woman
I did it out of curiosity
On the back of an elementary school boy's shirt:
INDIAN SPIRIT
BIG CHIEF
On an elementary school student's shirt:
what is done
cannot be undone
On a 5th grader's shirt:
DAD HAND
I'm glad to have a friend like you
On a JHS 1st grader's pencil case;
Stroll of Rabbit
On a 6th grader's shirt:
rigour
earthly
stir up
On a 6th grader's shirt:
vinus
a fair face cannot have
a crabbed heart
dreaming love
On a 6th grader girl's shirt:
A riat of our own
Printed all over a 6th grader boy's shirt:
Baby Doll
Challenger
Surely a good thing waits
Come to this place
On a grown man's shirt:
I will sticky about my favorite things
On a 5th grader girl's shirt:
rad trier
On a 6th grader boy's shirt:
NEW YORK
the town
of freedom
FLIP OUT ACK!
On a 6th grader girl's shirt:
DEFINITELY
SLIGHTLY BITTER
On a 5th grader boy's shirt:
brilliant rose
looking back to the past
On a 6th grader's shirt:
1987
distinct
distant
yearnings
On a 6th grader's shirt:
sudden
decidedly
I love Bonanza and ants. It is perfect!
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