(((((sending beams)))))

Today is the 34th annual World Hello Day. To participate simply greet ten people — "Greet Ten People for Peace."

World Hello Day was begun in response to the conflict between Egypt and Israel in the Fall of 1973. Since then, World Hello Day has been observed in 180 countries.

People around the globe use this day as an opportunity to express their concern for world peace; a simple greeting sends a message to leaders, encouraging them to use words rather than force to settle conflicts.

Speaking of communication this is also World TV Day. If you'd rather not say hello to ten people in the name of world peace you can stay at home and turn on the tube.

This "Hello, I'm Radioactive" NAME TAG T-Shirt brings together the two celebrations in one tidy HazMat lime package. (The early versions of television sets aroused worries re the effects of emitted radiation on children.)

The CafePress.com shop of FULL AUTO T-SHIRTS (some items contain "adult humor") offers other styles of this shirt in lime (men) (women); and in blue (men) (women). The full panoply of NAME TAG T-Shirts ("Hello, I'm insert word with attitude here") is available for men (lime) (blue) and for women (lime) (blue). So, don't check your attitude at the door and make sure to say hello to at least ten people while you've got your shirt on.

[To purchase items click on the photograph or colored text links.]