Here are Time magazine's 10 Best T Shirt-Worthy Phrases of 2007. What's your favourite?
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#1 "Don't tase me, Bro" - Andrew Meyer, a University of Florida student whose outburst during a John Kerry speech prompted campus police to subdue the undergraduate with a taser; he later apologised for his "failure to act calmly."
#2 "I have a wide stance" - Larry Craig, Idaho Senator, in an oft quoted but inaccurate phrase that stems from the police report summarising why he said his foot may have touched a cop's in an adjacent bathroom stall.
#3 "Dumbledore is gay" - J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter creator, upon being asked whether Harry's headmaster at Hogwarts ever finds true love.
#4 "Put your big-girl panties on" - Margaret Spellings, U.S. Education Secretary, to White House deputy press secretary, Dana Perino, when she took over for her ailing boss, Tony Snow.
#5 "I don't know who I am but they're after me" - Karl Rove, presidential aide, likening himself to Moby Dick and Grendel in being hounded by critics who believe he controls George W. Bush.
#6 "Thanks for the question, you little jerk" - John McCain, presidential hopeful, responding jokingly to a high schooler's comment that at 71, McCain might be too old for the White House.
#7 "I take a bath every day" - The Rev. Al Sharpton, former White House contender, after Senator Joe Biden called Barack Obama the first black presidential candidate who is "bright and clean."
#8 "People are at least as smart as goats, maybe not as agile" - Trent Lott, Mississippi Senator, on why a border fence won't be enough to stop illegal immigration.
#9 "I have lived the American dream" - Alberto Gonzales, the first Hispanic to serve as U.S. Attorney General, who resigned without explanation amid allegations of perjury.
#10 "I want to be like Gandhi and Martin Luther King and John Lennon, but I want to stay alive!" - Madonna, pop icon, during a radio interview, on how she wants her art and philanthropy to inspire people.