Quick Poll: T-Shirts
by Akula Wolf on Feb 26, 2010 3:23 PM EST
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PrintSBN magic makes it possible for me to set up a t-shirt store through a third party. All I have to do is email a design concept and they take care of it. Pretty cool. Anyway, I bring this up because it gives me the opportunity to do something I've wanted to do for a long time: sell t-shirts and donate all proceeds to the V Foundation.
So: would you be interested in buying a Macrowave-themed shirt? The cost for a shirt would be in the $14-$16 range (plus ~$6 for shipping). It would probably look something like this...
...except better because there would be actual professionals doing the design work. Let me know.
(Also, if you happen to be the creative type and have some shirt ideas, I'm all ears. The more shirts available, the more money we can earn for the V Foundation.)
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Am I to understand the red stripe hides the word “Gentlemen” or perhaps something a bit, er, racier?
You are correct
I’m currently wearing the one without the strike-out. :) But you can only wear it as an undershirt, which sorta sucks… or know your company VERY well.
by wolfonthehill on Feb 27, 2010 8:03 AM EST up reply actions
Yeah, couldn’t wear that out, I don’t think, but am I wrong in thinking it would be like a little … BTP gang culcha to have it say “BOOM, kind sirs!” “BOOM, esteemed colleagues!”?
Hell, even “BOOM, &%$#ers!”
THAT'S actually what it says
“Boom, Mother*&^%ers!”
by wolfonthehill on Feb 27, 2010 3:17 PM EST up reply actions
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