Grateful Shred (tshirt)
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if i'm a bumbass please let me know by posting a quote by brad indicating what color the shirts are.
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Re: Grateful Shred (tshirt)
Brad wrote: Here is the link for the design of the shirt. It will be a black t-shirt with this design.
http://chrisholden.net/footbag/grateful_shred.jpg
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FYI: for those of you who have never used Paypal, it allows you to pay using Cedit Card, Debit Card, or Personal Check.
Again you can e-mail my wife at [email protected] and ask for a Paypal invoice. Make sure when you send the e-mail to tell us what size you will want.
Thanks.
Again you can e-mail my wife at [email protected] and ask for a Paypal invoice. Make sure when you send the e-mail to tell us what size you will want.
Thanks.
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I'm a fan of simplicity on my apparel. ie: something as straight forward as the shredder in your CSS logo. Just the shredder, in white on navy blue or somesuch.
...And if I've heard a Grateful Dead track I probably didn't care for it, else I would've said to a nearby listener, "You there boy, to whom are we listening on this fine autumn day?" and they would've responded happily, "Why my good chap it is the Grateful Dead what what!" to which I would reply, "My my my, I must have more! Cheerio!" and go buy some album or somesuch.
I'm a bit more of the electronic persuasion. That said, Electronic Music has never really been about wearing it on your shirt. I don't have any clothes that say Tiësto or Ferry or Lange on them.
Back to shirts, I was really pleased with the Worlds 2004 design. A shredder, small words, that's it. No huge picture with exciting fonts or anything.
Also, I bought the Estonian club's shirt: "rise and shred" written in small blue letters with a simple "Shercle" logo on the back. If it's "in your face", I'm not going to buy it.
THAT said, anyone that CAN see themselves in this shirt should buy it!
...And if I've heard a Grateful Dead track I probably didn't care for it, else I would've said to a nearby listener, "You there boy, to whom are we listening on this fine autumn day?" and they would've responded happily, "Why my good chap it is the Grateful Dead what what!" to which I would reply, "My my my, I must have more! Cheerio!" and go buy some album or somesuch.
I'm a bit more of the electronic persuasion. That said, Electronic Music has never really been about wearing it on your shirt. I don't have any clothes that say Tiësto or Ferry or Lange on them.
Back to shirts, I was really pleased with the Worlds 2004 design. A shredder, small words, that's it. No huge picture with exciting fonts or anything.
Also, I bought the Estonian club's shirt: "rise and shred" written in small blue letters with a simple "Shercle" logo on the back. If it's "in your face", I'm not going to buy it.
THAT said, anyone that CAN see themselves in this shirt should buy it!
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