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Okc Pulls Anti Seattle Shirt After Receiving Death Threats


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The New York Times' Howard Beck, on his way from Los Angeles to Oklahoma City to cover Monday's Game 5 between the Lakers and Thunder, uncovered this rather shady T-shirt design on Sunday. The Thunder aren't exactly giving these rags out at the door, but that didn't stop our initial post on the T-shirts on Monday morning from inspiring a world of outrage on Twitter, and apparent death threats sent the way of Warpaint Clothing, the company that humorlessly put the duds together -- utilizing the former Seattle SuperSonics logo along the way. Rightfully, just one Thunder fan deciding to purchase this and pull it over their head is enough for us to break out the Patented BDL Tsk-Tsk Geiger Counter -- and as a result Warpaint has decided to stop selling the shirts because of death threats sent its way in reaction.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/let-hate-oklahoma-city-thunder-shirts-needless-shot-150253091.html?fb_action_ids=10150801304487821%2C10150801274627821%2C3982009791215%2C3984009921217&fb_action_types=news.reads&fb_ref=type%3Aread%2Cuser%3AYGvCot523Iu4NYERAJ3ELFIhIS4%2Ctype%3Aread%2Cuser%3Av-ADbJzOr7KPJdeRgW_ZGo_7k_c&fb_source=other_multiline&code=AQB2XYJPJa8OxhfnpBGbQ0x7PFr6EQhfgNsbwbobu6uneYADR-ZS82dd3zX4k30ylIb0KPlL-aUBwdFnIqgph8utFfrag0-_OjM6-J9p2kNayXdw9V-R_TYm3SYm8RWu3Ld9l5qBb_B7HI0jYd6yqfD8PyM7hKhFkTIvF0ArA-bRzKZ-KlDLbOgoYB7J8zS7vXNhvhS4IV8DLhJST-VTlkmX#_=_

Fugin faker fans are the only guyz that would be fugged up enuf to do this! And dey only like Kobe cuz he takes all da shots and never passes! And der OLD!

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