"I'm So Stuffed With a Little Turkey" Shirt Parodies

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I MADE THE Stuffing IH SO STUFFEDT WITH A LITTLE Tarkery White People

PlasticMan 000 @Almondrobopanda Straight people: I'm tired of homosexuality being shoved down our throats! Why is everything gay now? Also straight people: Let's wear our matching "he came in me" shirts for the family photo. I MADE THE Stuffing I'M SO STUFFED!

I MADE THE Stuffing I'M SO STUFFED! depositphotos ICAME IN HER depositph I'MFULL OF C-- spositphotos

Fresh! By Flitt @BLM @Flitterfel 000 Replying to @dylaneatswings I'm putting this on Redbubble and I hope to make as many family gatherings as awkward as humanly possible. I hope I have your blessing. from and went c-- came the Here There

I USED MY "Turkey Baster" TO BASTE THIS CHICK'S GUTS IM SO STUFFED WITH A LITTLE Tunkery

Zzwiteh @fingerblaster 000 Imagining three people in shirts like these where they say "I made a c-------" "I ate the cream" "I'm the pie pan" I MADE THE Sluffing I'M SO STUFFED! WITH A LITTLE

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"I'm So Stuffed With a Little Turkey" Shirt Parodies refers to a series of edits parodying a photograph of a woman wearing a shirt printed with the message "I'm So Stuffed With a Little Turkey" standing next to a man wearing a shirt with the message "I Made the Stuffing," indicating that the couple had conceived a child. In parodies of the image, the literal meaning of the shirts are translated into explicit language.

Origin

The shirt comes from the clothing company "It's Your Day Clothing"^[1] (shown below).

I MADE THE Stuffing I'M SO STUFFED! Turkery

On November 22nd, 2020, Twitter user @dylaneatswings^[2] posted the picture, saying, "I hate these can u imagine if gay people invited their family over for a party so they could wear shirts that said “the cum came from HERE and went THERE!” my family would never speak to me again," gaining over 19,000 retweets and 211,000 likes (shown below).

dylan @dylaneatswings 000 I hate these can u imagine if gay people invited their family over for a party so they could wear shirts that said "the c-- came from HERE and went THERE!" my family would never speak to me again I MADE THE Strffing I'M SO STUFFED! Tunlkey

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After the picture was posted, Twitter users began parodying the shirts by making them more sexually explicit. User @twitersbadboy^[3] posted a parody that gained over 40 retweets and 1,000 likes (shown below left). User @McJesse^[4] tweeted a parody that gained over 140 likes (shown below, right).