That was my first thought (anti-abortion). I'd forgotten the Wham t-shirts until you mentioned it. Go Go would make me think Wham. The line "wake me up..." makes me think Wham.In the USA, "choose life" would be an anti-abortion bumpersticker.
That was my first thought (anti-abortion). I'd forgotten the Wham t-shirts until you mentioned it. Go Go would make me think Wham. The line "wake me up..." makes me think Wham.In the USA, "choose life" would be an anti-abortion bumpersticker.
here is the sentance I have used choose life in. Does it still make you think of anti abortion?
The last time I actually dressed to impress was during the days of big hair, blue eye shadow and t-shirts inviting me to choose life.
So the "Choose Life" t-shirts in the Wham video did NOT have anything to do with abortion?
here is the sentance I have used choose life in. Does it still make you think of anti abortion?
The last time I actually dressed to impress was during the days of big hair, blue eye shadow and t-shirts inviting me to choose life.
Sorry, but it still makes me think "anti-abortion." Abortion has been a controversial topic at least since the 1980's. Maybe if it was a Wham t-shirt instead?
Or maybe use a "Frankie Say Relax" T-shirt instead?
No, that would be Pro Life, wouldn't it? Maybe you are right, nevermind.In the USA, "choose life" would be an anti-abortion bumpersticker.
Ohh good idea.Or maybe use a "Frankie Say Relax" T-shirt instead?
I was just wondering if Wham were as big in America as they were in the UK. The reason I ask is because I want to use the line; T-shirts inviting folk to choose life. Obviously to me that instantly means Wham and the 80's but I don't know about everyone else.
For me the big hair, blue-eye shadow would clue me into the time frame. If you lived during the 80's and were older than 12 you couldn't mistake it.