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<p>Here are some <a href=" http://www.cafepress.com/thelactivist/971289">t-shirt slogans </a>for you:<br />
"I'm No Weaner"<br />
"nip/suck"<br />
"I suck"<br />
"ain't yet quit the tit"</p>

<p><img alt="boobmonster.jpg" src="http://mamaknowsbreast.com/images/boobmonster.jpg" width="150" height="162" /></p>

<p>Want to buy one of these shirts, or <a href=" http://www.cafepress.com/thelactivist">another like it</a>? Then head over to <a href=" http://thelactivist.blogspot.com/">The Lactivist</a>. For every t-shirt that you buy this month, <a href=" http://www.blogger.com/profile/15213682">Jennifer</a> is donating 100% of the proceeds to the <a href=" http://www.hmbana.org/">milk bank </a>in her home state of Ohio. And that money is sorely needed. According to Jennifer's <a href=" http://thelactivist.blogspot.com/2006/12/call-for-help-mothers-milk-bank-of.html">current post</a>:</p>

<p><em>One of the great things about the HMBANA milk banks is the fact that they are non-profit. They charge ONLY enough money to cover the processing and storage costs for the milk. While insurance often covers the cost of the milk, some insurance companies refuse to pay. In other situations, the parents of the baby simply don't have insurance. Since HMBANA milk banks are committed to providing that milk for any baby that medically needs it, that means that they sometimes send out milk that they will never be reimbursed for. In fact, the average milk bank never receives payment for 15-20% of the milk that they ship. Here in Columbus, that percentage if even higher. Add in the fact that the milk bank is barely two years old (and thus hasn't yet recouped enough costs to pay for all their equipment) and you've got a milk bank that's really struggling to the point that every single dollar of donations REALLY counts.</em></p>

<p>So buy someone a funny holiday gift. You'll all get a good laugh out of it, and help a worthy cause at the same time.</p>

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