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Isher Sports Shop open for business! - jimbow8 - 06-07-2005
Are the logos silkscreened on or what? Because a lot of time certain tecniques won't show up well on dark shirts.
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Ken Valentine - 06-07-2005
jimbow8 Wrote:Are the logos silkscreened on or what? Because a lot of time certain tecniques won't show up well on dark shirts.
It doesn't matter how the design is applied, Jim. It's not the technique so much as the color scheme. So, you're right about not showing up well on dark colors. Some designs don't. It could very well be a case of someone ordering a dark shirt and then complaining about how it looks.
Ken V.
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Ken Valentine - 06-07-2005
The Logo is terriffic -- as always.
I have the large RJ mug, and of course would like to have another mug in this logo, but whatever you all decide is fine with me. I just ordered the Tee's, which should get some grins at the gun club.
Thanks,
Ken V.
Susan Wrote:I'm glad you like the logos!
Here's the skinny on the products. Cafe Press only allows one design per product with their basic store (which is what we have).
There are two mugs available, one regular mug and one tall mug. Right now both have the RJ logo on them. I'll have to consult with The Man to see if he wants the Isher logo on one of them.
It's the same situation with the hats (baseball cap). KYFHO is on the baseball cap.
And as far as dark t-shirts...don't get me started! EVERYBODY wants a black or dark blue tee, but Cafe Press doesn't offer them. In fact, it wasn't until recently that they started offering "colors" at all, but they are pastels and not up to Abe's standards!
Susan
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Susan - 06-08-2005
KRW Wrote:Cool, Just thought I'd ask. Thanks!
KRW
Here's your mug!
https://www.cafepress.com/repairmanjack.13318808
Susan
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Maggers - 06-08-2005
I ordered my Isher tee shirt and mug. Can't wait to get 'em.
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Susan - 06-08-2005
Maggers Wrote:I ordered my Isher tee shirt and mug. Can't wait to get 'em.
Woo-hoo!
Maggers, I looked at your Avatar today and burst out laughing because the disney memories came back. Those damn dirty birds! We should get Parabellum to go beat them up. Show them what a bird from "da hood" can do!
Susan
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Maggers - 06-08-2005
Susan Wrote:Woo-hoo!
Maggers, I looked at your Avatar today and burst out laughing because the disney memories came back. Those damn dirty birds! We should get Parabellum to go beat them up. Show them what a bird from "da hood" can do!
Susan
Susanita! You are so right. We had so much fun in Disney! Not only can I not wait for my Isher Sports Shop mug and tee shirt, I can't wait for GU 5 in merry old England!
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - KRW - 06-08-2005
Susan Wrote:Here's your mug!
https://www.cafepress.com/repairmanjack.13318808
Susan
Thanks! I just placed my order!
KRW
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - Ken Valentine - 06-08-2005
KRW Wrote:Thanks! I just placed my order!
Also!
Ken V.
Isher Sports Shop open for business! - dejo - 06-09-2005
fpw Wrote:
If I'm not careful, they could be. But Abe uses the terminal verb only occasionally ("Like a bird she eats."). Yoda uses Latin structure, in which the verb is (almost) always terminal: Omnia Gallia in tres partes divisa est.
Literally: All Gaul into three parts divided is.
Sorry, Paul. I know you're the writer and I'm just a lowly reader, so forgive me, but if Yoda uses Latin structure, he must use it pretty loosely.
I propose a current English version of that phrase would be:
All Gaul is divided into three parts.
And the Yoda version would be:
Divided into three parts, all Gaul is.
The BBC News reported that, according to one linguistic expert, Yoda 'speaks like Anglo-Saxon'
But I think the most detailed analysis of 'Yodish' I've seen is here:
Analysis of Yodish
For me, 'Yodish' may be similar to Latin structure, but really is so unique it should be in a class of its own (and, perhaps, worthy of its own linguistics class somewhere. Or at least, part of a semester...)