T-Shirt Contest

Thanks to everyone who sent in your favorite quotes. We've notified winners and .... there are a few winners who have not responded to our email notification. We just sent out a follow-up email, so look for an email from orders@joefrank.com.

If we don't hear from you by March 20th, we'll contact others to take your place!

Here are the winners we know of so far:

Courtney from Rochester, New York selected "Is this really me?"

Greg S. from Jemez Springs, New Mexico chose "Adrift on an ocean of uncertainty"

Tim Halloran from Los Angeles, California decided on "I've made a dreadful error"

Mike Cohen of Santa Cruz, California wants "Adrift on an ocean of uncertainty"

John Schuster from Valparaiso, Indiana likes "Is this really me?"

Malcolm Campbell from Havelock, Quebec, Canada chose "Adrift on an ocean of uncertainty"

Mark Van Slyke from San Francisco, California also likes "Adrift on an ocean of uncertainty"

Michael Corrigan from Chicago, Illinois opted for " "For every pauper there's a prince, for every illness there's remission, for every gain there's a bleeding. If life deals you a lemon, make an enema out of it. You must lift yourself by the weight of your own ball and chain and levitate by the shackles that hold you down. Instead of thrashing against the waves, inhale the water, for to get beyond drowning is forever not to drown and to cease to fight against the dying of the light is to go gentle into that good night, to turn the vat of acid into the bottle of vintage wine, the road-kill into the lovely fawn."

Shirts will be on sale soon -- and these are the top five quotes that received the most votes (in order of preference):

1. I've made a dreadful error

2. Is this really me?

3. Adrift on an ocean of uncertainty

4. For every pauper there's a prince, for every illness there's remission, for every gain there's a bleeding. If life deals you a lemon, make an enema out of it. You must lift yourself by the weight of your own ball and chain and levitate by the shackles that hold you down. Instead of thrashing against the waves, inhale the water, for to get beyond drowning is forever not to drown and to cease to fight against the dying of the light is to go gentle into that good night, to turn the vat of acid into the bottle of vintage wine, the road-kill into the lovely fawn.

5. Punch line to cosmic joke