An Open Letter To The Roast Beef Monster

Re: Mega Monster Munch Retro T-Shirt

I have recently received delivery of my Mega Monster Munch Retro T-Shirt (Ladies, Size XL) after sending off the required amount of packs and the requested cheque for £5 as advertised in the current promotion running, however I am very upset of the quality of merchandise that I have received.

Instead of the 'ultra cool retro t-shirt' designed by Famous Forever, I have instead received a cheap imitation of the designs shown on the packs of Monster Munch and the www.megamonstermunch.com website - I have included images that highlight how not only the design is different to the images advertised, but also printed onto substandard material - overall it feels like I have received a cheap knock-off instead of the usual high quality of item I expect from Famous Forvever and Walkers Crisps.

Terms for a refund state:

If for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase, you can return the t-shirt within 7 working days of receipt by returning the t-shirt in its original condition (labels must remain attached) to the above address together with your name and address details and we will issue a full refund.

However, since the t-shirt I received was of such a poor quality that it didn't come with any attached labels or tags, I am hesistant to return the goods as I fear I will lose a t-shirt that won't be returned as well as the £5 pounds I feel like have wasted purchasing this item.

I look forward to your help in this matter as my girlfriend would still very much like one of the Famous Forever Monster Munch T-Shirts that are shown in the pictures!

Boosh Bothering Tees

With summer approaching, the shops are full of their Spring/Summer collections - I've noticed a few similarities in some of their ranges, with all the high street shops having their own version of a Sugar Puff tee.

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Famous Forever

Looks pretty cool, but I'd avoid wearing it to any Mighty Boosh gigs in the future, especially considering the last shows ended with the Honey Monster's head on a spike - a reference to this advert which heavily borrowed the duo's trademark crimping.

Early Adopters

Twitter is all the rage right now, and kids are getting mobiles younger and younger - so I thought I'd combine the two with a t-shirt from mysoti.com, which makes it really easy to sell your own designs online. If its good enough for Stephen Fry, its good enough for me.

Going Back Down To Fraggle Rock

With the announcement that Fraggle Rock is set to return as a live-action movie musical - what better time to get on the retro tee bandwagon, especially as Urban Outfitters has a series of Fraggle tees in its sale at the moment.



I do love a good Urban Outfitters sale, but nothing will quite beat the Dita von Teese book I managed to get signed on the same day for £4.99 - mmm...pervtastic.

A Taste For the East

Chunk's Japanese theme range of t-shirts never fail to impress and this latest effort from their Spring/Summer collection is another hit and soon-to-be addition to my wardrobe.