I love wearing my "I did the dirty girls" shirt into Tim Hortons in the early mornings when I go as all the ladies turn to look who this old fella is wearing such a provacative statement on their shirt. It turns a few heads.

My wife & her friend were both in my spin class sporting their "dirty girl" shirts. I of course had on my "I did the dirty girls shirt." I'm also the instructor. Our shirts were met by a few shakes of the head from disapproving, non-fans.

We were walking across the parking lot from the pool to our room, me wearing my "dirty girl" shirt & him wearing his "I did the dirty girls" when I looked back at the pool to see a head shaking and "tsk" sound coming out of one lady's mouth.

We had to edit the following story...
While your dirty girls t-shirts are appreciated in Costa Rica - great conversation piece, [bleep bleep bleep] in Niagara told me to "lose the shirt or leave"...I left...

The following story was shared with the Race Director:
We were eating in a diner in New York City after a particularly tough 100k race in Vermont. Needless to say both my buddy and I were walking quite funny. When I stood up to use the loo, I cannot tell you all the number of heads of the mostly older clientele that popped into the aisle to watch what the one male counterpart of this odd walking couple was doing as he (I) was sporting this most-offensive shirt in bright yellow "I did the dirty girls."

 

I ran Hawaii a few weeks ago and I wore the "Dirty Girl race shirt." You will not believe all the people I had shouting at me "Hey Dirty Girl" and asking where that race was. My husband, of course, wore his "I did the Dirty Girl" shirt, but I think that shirt has become his wardrobe, he just loves it. MJ, USA