The shirt reads: “ALL FROGS ARE LICKABLE” above and “SOME ONLY ONCE” below.
Between them, six frogs are arranged on a branch in blue, green, red, yellow and teal, several of them recognisable poison dart species.
The frogs are drawn accurately enough that the warning is real rather than rhetorical. It belongs to a run of shirts built on the same construction: a confident claim about something dangerous, undercut by three words at the bottom.
For herpetologists, for anyone who knows which ones are which, and for the collection of these.
