Well, that elicited a reaction

I was reinforcing and mending a whole load of large print westerns today. Often readers will leave their mark on the book, intials, circling the fifth letter on the first paragraph of the first page, a special symbol. Usually fairly benign, even if misguided: we get multiple copies of the same book, and editions that may have differing covers and titles depending on country of origin.
Sometimes a book will inspire a special reaction. Like the Rolling Stone magazine cover of Billy-Joe Armstrong on which someone scrawled "Sexy Biotch". Today, leafing through the books I found someone had been roused by "Black Jo of the Pecos" by Jeff Blaine. The reaction was swift and negative. Pure Rubbish. Don't bother reading it.
I had to rip out and replace the page, which is now housed in the Bindery Annals.

Found

I have been carrying around a scrap of fabric for some days now, with the good intention of typing up the print on it. It came from a broken jacket donated to the op shop. The slogan was just too bizarre to ignore.

It said:

Shibuya TEE
made in tokyo toilet

Thanks Engrish! Thats almost as funny as a good ESOL lyric.