Yeah, I’m a shiksa. You got a problem with that? From Rabbi’s Daughters, via Adriana:
I can’t help but roll my eyes at girls wearing shirts with ’sassy’ sayings on them, so this isn’t something I would ever wear. But I had to laugh at the “Goy Toy” tee, and my fiancé would probably buy me the “Kvetch” (Yiddish for “cranky girl”) or “Meshuggenah” (Yiddish for “crazy girl”) shirts. Other cute ones read “Kish mir” (“Kiss me”), “Kish mir in tuchis” (“Kiss my ass”), and “Frankly, my bubeleh…”
Like I said, I wouldn’t wear these, but they are cute. If you’re Jewish or just like to rock some killer headgear, check out Diaspora Girl, which sells handmade crochet kippot for women.
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