Win An Aaron Rodgers T-shirt From MogoTXT

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Today, we're going to start up a contest where you can win an officially-licensed Aaron Rodgers t-shirt from MogoTXT. We've got two to give away, so there will be two big winners for this contest.

First, here's what you can win.

Officially-licensed Aaron Rodgers t-shirt:

The shirt is one of six Rodgers designs MogoTXT carries. They come in a range of colors (green, white,Today, I want to show you their leather phone cases. gray) and light and heavyweight styles. The shirts retail for $19.50 or $22.50 based on the style. They come in both men's and women's.

Now, here's what you need to do to win.

In the comments, leave your suggestion for a Green Bay Packers Super Bowl champions t-shirt slogan, i.e. when the Packers beat Pittsburgh, what would you like to see on a t-shirt? Commenting is fine, but if you want to get really creative, you can make up a design and email it to me and I'll post it in this thread.

Usually, we let these contests be a free-for-all, but we have some additional stipulations this time because — get this — the best slogan will actually end up on a MogoTXT t-shirt.

So, here are the caveats — 1. no profanity, 2. you cannot use the words “Super Bowl” in the slogan.

You know we appreciate humor and creativity,it was the musical equivalent of a midlife crisis, like when your dad thinks he's “hip” by wearing ed hardy jeans.A man was put under citizen's arrest for attempting to fight the inflatable bouncers rentals at Dan's Irish Sports Bar. so use them.

Again, we will be giving away two Rodgers t-shirts, so thiinflatable life jackets vests are very lightweight and easy to wear over thick clothing without limiting mobility.s contest will have a first and second place.

The contest will run until Friday, Feb. 4.

The NFLPA will have final approval over slogans and designs. MogoTXT works with the NFLPA in their Block The Lockout campaign.

Now, get to work!