I hate the term, love the concept!

i think it's___something my boyfriend would wear to work and all his nerdy computer friends would high five him.
he's still my lobster, though.

I don't prefer the shirt, but when I think of Kool-aid all I can think of is Family Guy when it busts through the courtroom.

Ehh, I think it's kind of tacky. I dislike the term "web 2.0" in general though, it seems to go hand in hand with other buzzwords/terms like "personal brand" or "social media expert".

of course ppl still drink kool aid ^-^
nest invention ever.

you can't have a black family function without koolaid. so yes, we drink it all the time! i'd wear the shirt only because people so wouldn't get it!

I totally remember the commercials but now when I think of it I am reminded of Family Guy also.

And yeah, folks still drink KoolAid. I love kcwebgirl's comment about KoolAid and black family functions. And you know they make that junk soooo sweeeet!!!

my boyfriend is buying it as i type this comment. he ROFL'ed.

My mom told me I was allergic to Kool-Aid when I was little. I think she just didn't want me doped up on sugar...

I only remember Flavor Aid, guess it's not the same thing?
But its similar. I don't like the shirt thing, sorry....

I still drink Kool-Aid ... but I only but 1/4cup of sugar in it, haha. Everyone else hates it in my household because it doesn't have enough sugar in it, haha.
But no, I do not like the shirt, haha.

Fabulous!! I might have to get one and wear it to work.

Flavor Aid is the generic rip-off of Kool Aid you get at SavALot and elsewhere. Yeah, I totally remember Flavor Aid too.

Dude. HILARIOUS.

I still drink Kool Aid. I get those little packs that you mix in water bottles, and sometimes I make a batch of super-sweet Orange. I used to even have Kool-Aid cups & pitcher set that we got with all the damn Kool-Aid points we racked up.

Oooh YEAH!!!!

I wouldn't get too comfy with this whole internet thing. Its a total fad. So I'll pass on the shirt thanks.

YES!

When I was younger I collected Kool-Aid points and I got a couple of things but the prize I remember most was a Kool-Aid watch, red, cheap, flimsy, but I loved it. I would wear it-- it was summer of course-- so I would sweat under the plastic band and it would get dirty and the dirt would fill up the little indentations of the words inscribed on the back. At night, I would take it off and use a toothpick to remove those letters as perfectly as I could, as if to preserve them. Once I dug all the dirt-letters out I rinsed them all down the sink with soap and hot water as I washed that bright red Kool-Aid watch, cleaning it for the next day's wear. The Kool-Aid man on the face beneath the plastic cover looked on approvingly.

That watch didn't last long, maybe a few weeks or a month, but to a ten-year-old kid during the summer that's a long time. It was worth every Kool-Aid point.

i was never a kool-aid fan, but the concept of this shirt is pretty cool.