Fail Whale Ate My Balls, Celebrate Twitter Downtime With Style

by Scott Beale on June 27, 2008 · 7 comments

Fail Whale T-shirt. Who wants?

“Fail Whale Ate My Balls”, featuring the legendary Twitter Fail Whale, is the latest in the wonderful line of t-shirts available through Mule Design Studio’s Feed Store.

The Fail Whale shirts will ship mid-July.

Can’t get enough of the ubiquitous Fail Whale? Then join The Fail Whale Fan Club.

Speaking of epic fail, here’s the soon-to-be-deleted Fail Whale article on Wikipedia.

See Also: Twitter Fail Whale Makes Guest Appearance in Laugh-Out-Loud Cats

illustration by Mike Monteiro

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