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There has, in the past, been talk of designing funny t-shirts centered around penile implants, and lots of great design ideas were shared, but they didn't come to fruition. I liked the idea and decided to see if I could put something together as a side project. I'm calling it the Bionic Brothers Social Club.

Check out the designs: https://www.bionicbrothers.store/

Get 10% off your order with the code BBSC10 at checkout. This discount is valid for a whole month until March 2nd to celebrate the site's launch.

Let me know if you have other ideas you want to see on a shirt!

Special thanks to 'theboyracer', whose 'Mind the Pump' idea made it onto the shirts. @theboyracer - PM me if you're around, I'd like to send you that shirt free of charge.

This would have been better had you posted it yesterday.

Jage64 wrote:This would have been better had you posted it yesterday.

Lol I see where you're coming from. I guess you didn't like the designs. Hopefully I make one you like eventually! Cheers

not to rain on your parade here, but I've yet to see a post on FrankTalk looking for more and better ways to advertise that your dick is broken but you have a couple of inflatable cylinders shoved in there and with a few dozen smashes of your nutsack you can make it look and feel *almost* like you weren't stricken with dysfunction.

No, many posts are how will it feel, will it look weird, will it feel weird, will it be cold, too hard, too stiff, will the pump scare a partner off, is it noisy, how do I hide it, etc.

Here on FT we're all mostly in the same boat, and most of us know how great they are, but IMO implantees aren't ready to advertise on a t-shirt that their dicks stopped working and started shrinking, which led the wearer to point that an implant seemed like the only answer. I think we're mostly all here to just get back to where we were at our best.

I hope I'm wrong and you sell dozens. (and personally I don't care for the "bionic brotherhood" phrase, we don't have an artificial body part, any more than women with implants have "bionic boobs")

Jage64 wrote:not to rain on your parade here, but I've yet to see a post on FrankTalk looking for more and better ways to advertise that your dick is broken but you have a couple of inflatable cylinders shoved in there and with a few dozen smashes of your nutsack you can make it look and feel *almost* like you weren't stricken with dysfunction.

No, many posts are how will it feel, will it look weird, will it feel weird, will it be cold, too hard, too stiff, will the pump scare a partner off, is it noisy, how do I hide it, etc.

Here on FT we're all mostly in the same boat, and most of us know how great they are, but IMO implantees aren't ready to advertise on a t-shirt that their dicks stopped working and started shrinking, which led the wearer to point that an implant seemed like the only answer. I think we're mostly all here to just get back to where we were at our best.

I hope I'm wrong and you sell dozens. (and personally I don't care for the "bionic brotherhood" phrase, we don't have an artificial body part, any more than women with implants have "bionic boobs")

I appreciate you sharing your thoughts.

To offer some context, my inspiration for launching this project came from seeing a genuine interest on FT, as demonstrated in discussions like these:

- viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12167
- viewtopic.php?f=6&t=16319&p=157609&hilit=Titan+Shirts+for+Sale#p157609

These conversations highlighted a segment of the forum (however small) that was interested in the idea of t-shirts like these.

It's worth mentioning that the shirts are not necessarily meant to be an advertisement. Some of the designs are intended to be subtle - only recognized by other people familiar with implants, making them a much more private thing. The "Mind the Pump" design doesn’t scream “I have an implant” and is only quickly identifiable as relating to penile implants to people in this community. 'Pump' can refer to many things.

I think that the people on this forum, like any group of people, have an array of views and preferences. Some (maybe most) might not resonate with the concept of these shirts, and that's ok. However, others might want to make a big statement just for fun, and others still may want to subtly and playfully hint at the implant in a way that only other implantees can understand. Different strokes for different folks. The orders I’ve received so far suggest that there is a range of preferences on the forum, and that’s what I want to cater to with this little project.

Thanks again for your honest feedback.

In Key West awhile back i saw a t-shirt that said “I’m not Gay. …..But $20 IS $20”.

On balance, i think i like yours better.

You know, i used to be in pretty deep in Swinger-World. My ex and I were on a certain lifestyle related website. Tge site advertised all kinds of erotic stuff. You might find an audience there. PM me if that interests you and i’ll give you the name of the site.

I maintained some swinger friendships after my divorce and was open with these friends about my implant. I’d seen some of the guys struggle with performance anxiety, and mostly they were fascinated….”Really? Works 100% of the time, until you’re ready to quit?”.

Even more promising was that almost universally the wives wanted a feel for themselves, if not a full-blown test drive. An implanted guy who never goes soft is gold in the lifestyle with people being surprisingly understanding.

Since most in my lane where ages 40+, ED was never far from the minds of my male peers with plenty of pills and injections being used.

I digress. I thought your t-shirts were pretty interesting.

ThailandBound wrote:In Key West awhile back i saw a t-shirt that said “I’m not Gay. …..But $20 IS $20”.

On balance, i think i like yours better.

You know, i used to be in pretty deep in Swinger-World. My ex and I were on a certain lifestyle related website. Tge site advertised all kinds of erotic stuff. You might find an audience there. PM me if that interests you and i’ll give you the name of the site.

I maintained some swinger friendships after my divorce and was open with these friends about my implant. I’d seen some of the guys struggle with performance anxiety, and mostly they were fascinated….”Really? Works 100% of the time, until you’re ready to quit?”.

Even more promising was that almost universally the wives wanted a feel for themselves, if not a full-blown test drive. An implanted guy who never goes soft is gold in the lifestyle with people being surprisingly understanding.

Since most in my lane where ages 40+, ED was never far from the minds of my male peers with plenty of pills and injections being used.

I digress. I thought your t-shirts were pretty interesting.

Hahah - appreciate it, Thailandbound. I PM’d you.

I lkied the idea. I wear a lot of t-shirts.
I ordered 1 last night.
Thanks

When the Titan t-shirts were being offered I asked that man if he would offer them for AMS device men. That did not happen. With AMS having the larger share of implant sales I thought it would sell a lot more shirts. I like your idea and design that would work for all brands of implants. Good luck with this.

returntocenter wrote:There has, in the past, been talk of designing funny t-shirts centered around penile implants, and lots of great design ideas were shared, but they didn't come to fruition. I liked the idea and decided to see if I could put something together as a side project. I'm calling it the Bionic Brothers Social Club.

Check out the designs: https://www.bionicbrothers.store/

Get 10% off your order with the code BBSC10 at checkout. This discount is valid for a whole month until March 2nd to celebrate the site's launch.

Let me know if you have other ideas you want to see on a shirt!

Special thanks to 'theboyracer', whose 'Mind the Pump' idea made it onto the shirts. @theboyracer - PM me if you're around, I'd like to send you that shirt free of charge.

Too awesome had to buy one! Thanks!