The bottom right panel is clearly the best expression out of all of the ones there.

@Keith Mowz  
Hmmm okay then. :/

@Pagan  
I go to a community college. :T

@Keith Mowz  
O_o
 
What the fuck kinda people do you hang out with?

I literally can’t remember seeing anyone with a fandom T-Shirt who didn’t exude a field of secondhand embarrassment. Oh, hi guy with the Doctor Who shirts. No its perfectly normal for you to make all of your papers fandom related. Hi, aforementioned bundle of brony stereotypes. You went all out with the pony pins and wearing a different pony shirt every day, and as mentioned would unprovoked try to contextualize everything to be pony related. Hi, guy who literally wore a fedora. As much as I enjoy clop, you really need to stop looking it up during our microsoft office class, because you’re going to get your ass expelled if anyone else notices; just stick to watching the episode streams instead of doing your classwork.
 
Its why the only bit of fandom merch I’ve allowed myself is a Nepeta shirt (A black t-shirt with a green Leo symbol the average layperson is going to assume is just astrology related) and why if someone made some similarly subtle brony merch I might actually be interested.

@Keith Mowz  
I don’t think many people do that. Sure, there’s gonna be some sadsacks who use their t-shirt merch as a jumping-off point to start a discussion about the fandom they’re obsessed with, but really?
 
That said, my sister has a G1 MLP t-shirt she loves to wear (I’d love to have one too, but it’d look really out of place on an obese middle-aged guy so I don’t bother xD), and loves to try and start conversations with her workmates about…Doctor Who. ;D  
(She can’t help it, my whole family and I are all Who-crazy ^^)

@Keith Mowz  
I’m sorry for your experiences but seriously it’s just a shirt. It’s not like people who wear a fandom shirt talk about that said fandom all day that would just be weird.

@Keith Mowz  
Man, I’m sorry for your shitty experience. I haven’t had any of that. But still I agree with Pagan wearing a fandom shirt doesn’t imply you are an annoying asshole.

@Keith Mowz  
Yeeeeaaaaah you might be reading too much into this I don’t do shit like that and I would wear this shirt pretty sure it’s just someone wearing what they like last I checked wearing a shirt didn’t turn you into an annoying asshole with an obsession.

@Pagan  
Neither one does anything to help contain the spaghetti.
 
Fandom merch in public, regardless of the fandom, is usually socially awkward as fuck. People so unconcerned as to proudly display their power level for all to see also tend to do super cringeworthy shit like, for example, using their fandom bullshit in every single discussion. Say, if you’re in a class and that person is inevitably the one who has to bring up Hasbro every time a business example is used, or talk about MLP whenever the topic is dealing with popular products. (Yes I have had real experiences with this kind of shit on campus repeatedly.)
 
The TL;DR version is, ‘please don’t be that guy’, and wearing shirts is usually a sign of being that guy.

@Keith Mowz  
>not wearing pony shirts  

@Keith Mowz  
No implication here. I’m still wearing the shirt. XD

@Dragonpone  
That’s probably because I was holding my phone and so it scrunched up the shirt that way when I took a picture. XD Yeah it does doesn’t it.

@Keith Mowz  
It’s better than wearing one of those hideous body suits.

The curves in the shirt make “happy” Maud, funnily enough, the only one that looks like she’s showing emotion, and it’s anger.

Hehe awesome I would certainly wear this. XD

Maud, you rock! :D