The video has hundred of thousands of views spread out over its many iterations, as well as its own Twitter feed, website and haiku contest -- so it's only natural that you'd want to wear the phrase plastered across you butt. Right?
Internet entrepreneurs are cashing in on the virality of the phrase (made popular because, let's face it, the only thing more amusing than cat videos is important elderly people saying inappropriate things in front of large crowds of people) by hawking an array of Biden-themed goods. The practice of attempting to make bank on political gaffes is nothing new (remember all those "Client 9" T-shirts?), but, we gotta say, the inevitable rapidity with which these items were assembled combined with the reluctance of many to actually spell out the word in question makes for an assortment of truly unwearable gear. Check it:
Nothing says class like these particular words on your -- erm... [Cafe Press]
Perhaps the creator of this little number is hoping that the fact that is was "Made in America" negates this blatant act of animal cruelty. [Cafe Press]
Happy Father's Day, Papa Ehrlich. If you didn't disown me after declaring a theater major and then going to journalism school, this should do the trick. [Zazzle]
Because "Kiss the Cook" wasn't vainglorious enough. [Cafe Press]
Basically just wins the prize of laziest censorship job ever. [Zazzle]