Lithuania Tie Dye Slammin T-Shirts

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Original 1992 Lithuanian basketball tie dye T-shirts - "The Original" TM & © SINCE 1992 Original Lithuania basketball t-shirt Greg Speirs. Lithuania Tie dye ®. The original Skullman Slam Dunking Skeleton was first seen in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.

Greg Speirs is named in the 2006, 60th Year Diamond Edition of Who’s Who in America  and to the 2006 20th Year Edition of Who’s Who in the World.

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  Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World are published by Marquis, the leading publisher of Who’s Who directories in the world.

Lithuania Slam Dunking Skeleton artist's Facts: This art was created by Greg Speirs. Attention! Notice to the public! This is not a grateful dead T-t-shirt! This was never a Grateful Dead T- t-shirt design.

This design was created by and is owned by artist Greg Speirs. Notice to the press and public: Please correct your reports and postings regarding the origin of this design.

The creator of the design is artist Greg Speirs, and is not the grateful dead. notice: this is not a grateful dead Lithuania t-shirt. This is a Greg Speirs design. Sports artist Greg Speirs will been seen in The Other Dream Team documentary film.

Slam Dunking Skeleton is a trademark owned by Speirs. This is not a Grateful dead Lithuanian design This is a Greg Speirs design. The major funds going to the 1992 Lithuanian

basketball team and Lithuanian children's charities were donated by Speirs by releasing 100% of his profit to the causes in 1992. The Lithuanian Basketball team was sponsored by Greg Speirs'

 major funds generated for the Lithuania basketball team from sales of his popular artwork design. The Slam Dunking Skeleton was created and is owned by Speirs and can be used under

license and with permission from the original artist Greg Speirs. Source for The Original Lithuania 
							Tie Dye basketball T-Shirts from the 1992 Barcelona  
							Olympics. ("Lithuania Tie Dye"®).  Read article:  News article