The t-shirt is a strange garment. Originally meant to be worn under another shirt, it in fact tends to make you look unstylish when you do so. Worn as a primary garment, it pretty much implies a certain social class. I own precisely five t-shirts myself. Three black and two white, mostly to wear under sport jackets. A dated and not very stylish look that I find comfortable. So yesterday as I was folding a couple of my t-shirts, I was wishing I could remember the method from the Asian TV show in clip at left. When I went to look for the clip on YouTube, I found a lot more than I bargained for. I don’t know which bodes worse for our culture – the fact that all these people took the time to make these videos, or the fact that I took the time to post them here. Or the fact that you may actually watch them. So first up, if you didn’t quite catch the method in the clip, here’s a slower version with English narration. Here’s how an engineer does it, but he’s really just making a cardboard version of the real machine. And if you’re a redneck, you would do it like this, except you’d probably rather watch a woman with big boobs take off her shirt to demonstrate.