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I missed it too. I'd like to buy one for somebody before they get rid of them though:

Me: Want to hang out Friday night?
Her: No, I'm busy
Me: How about Saturday?
Her: No, I think I have stuff to do
Me: Sunday?
Her: Um, probably not
Me: Oh okay, I guess I'll just see you next Tuesday then
Her: ?? Uh, ok, sure.
Her friend: *dies laughing*
 
So Mister sadchild and Mister Hectic didn't notice the four-letter word on that shirt. Here is a similar story. For my 50th birthday, Teri bought me a shirt. It said::

SO
HAPPY
I'VE
TURNED
50

I noticed the word right away. Unlike with the Walmart shirt, the four-letter word on this one was deliberate. Teri was apologetic: "I didn't see that. If I had known, I wouldn't have bought the shirt." I told her, "There's nothing to apologize for. I love it."
 
All of the boys and all of the girls are begging to if you seek Amy...

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Clear Channel stations played an edited version of that song that said "if you see Amy." The original title sounds like.....well, never mind. And it wasn't original. It was a variation of a 1982 song by April Wine. If You See Kay was released as a single in Canada (Aquarius #6004) and in the United States and Portugal (Capitol #5153). It reached #26 on Billboard's mainstream rock chart.

 
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I edited my post to include the Canadian release of the single. The Wikipedia entry for April Wine doesn't include If You See Kay in their discography. I know not why. It's one of two songs that appeared on Billboard's mainstream rock chart and are listed under "Other charted songs."
 

Jessica Pegula shocks world No. 1 Iga Świątek despite ‘Cotton Eye Joe’ song derailing her during crucial point​


The biggest shock of the day came when a classic song began blaring through the on-court speakers midway through a point. “Cotton Eye Joe” began playing on court, forcing the umpire to call a let while the song continued, and the crowd murmured in disbelief. “I’ve never had that happen, let alone with ‘Cotton-Eye Joe.’ I was like: ‘Is this really happening right now?’ Of all the songs. It was just like: ‘What is going on?’"
 
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