"You Serious, Clark?"
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Relive the childlike inquiry of Cousin Eddie's famous line, just remember to hurry up and get to bed before Santa comes.
Red, Black Heather and Heather Green Grass are printed on soft Bella Canvas shirts. 52/48 Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton/polyester
Heather Deep Teal and Deep Heather Gray are printed on Next Level. 60/40 combed ring-spun cotton/polyester
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