For all us un- and under-employed young bucks and does

You may recall how I blogged about Norman Silberling's inappropriate comments involving Aetogate the other day, specifically his tacit charge that there's a conspiracy of young paleontologists who are out to get Spencer Lucas for some unknown reason. If you're one of those wretched un- or under-emplyed paleontologists, though, you can proclaim it to the world with some new t-shirts made by ReBecca ("Dinochick") available through her Cafepress store.

[Hat-tip to the Ethical Palaeontologist]

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Heh. I like the other T-shirt slogans. And even the 'Cloaca' one. =)