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'Crazy' survivor shirt

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You knew it was coming...commemorative "Tsunami Survivor" T-shirts. They went on sale Monday at Crazy Shirts'. The shirts are selling for $25, and a portion of sales will be donated to the American Red Cross for relief efforts in Chile. Mark Hollander, CEO and president of Crazy Shirts said the creative department and manufacturing employees spent Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday to get this done. Crazy Shirts has a history of survivor T-shirts that go back at least as far as Hurricane Iwa in late November 1982.

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