Google gives out free t-shirts to employees every few of days. This is a collection that we have amassed so far :) Posted by Hello

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Alex Pilchin said…
LOL ... how can they afford giving away so many? Could they be exploiting cheap labor?
Quick, Ilya where were these shirts made?

BTW: can I have one?
11:03 PM
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