no place like home
This was kinda funny, but not an exact translation, as Jerad already said the term "loop back" address is more commonly used. If you want to do a network joke that more people would get, you could make a shirt that says "Full Duplex : I go both ways"
127.0.0.1 is a Home I.P. It is In computer networking, localhost (meaning this computer) is the standard hostname given to the address of the loopback network interface. Simply put, when a user sends data to localhost, they will receive their own data. This mechanism is useful for programmers to test their software during development. The name is also a reserved top-level domain name (cf. .localhost), set aside to avoid confusion with the narrower definition as a hostname.
Wikipedia is my source.