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Not Even Owl T-Shirt - Another Kiwiana Shirt

I've just got back from three weeks in NZ which means I've heard all of the usual sayings including one of my niece's current favorite - 'not even owl'.   I must admit that I don't particularly like this saying when my hubby uses it on occasion (especially after spending time with fellow Kiwis), but out of a young girls mouth I thought it sounded really cute!

If you love the Kiwi saying - Not even owl - then I hope you'll enjoy this take on it -
Not Even Owl Tees
Not Even Owl Tees by kiwianashop
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You can get this in any style of t-shirt you like from the traditional tee here -


Not Even Owl T-shirt
Not Even Owl T-shirt by kiwianashop
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Not Even Owl T-shirt
Not Even Owl T-shirt by kiwianashop
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I love the use of the owl picture instead of the word - it brings a smile to my face when I look at it.   I'm thinking that I'll probably be buying a basic kids t-shirt with this design on it for Christmas this year, I'm sure my niece will love it.


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  1. RhondaNovember 8, 2012 at 3:46 AM

    I don't know the expression, but the shirt looks great.

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  2. Lou16November 8, 2012 at 5:14 PM

    I always thought it was an 'older' expression as hubby and his friends use it so I had thought it had a Billy T vibe to it, but then my niece was using it recently so I'll have to stop thinking hubby's a dinosaur!!!!

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