I am also using Dye ink for printing my T- Shirt. It is good ink and gives you amazing results. Picture images too brilliant of the bright colors of the dye ink. It fade easily. It’s staying power is up to 30 years. You can also use ink for printing PVC cards.
My favourite t-shirt's a black one with Eat Shit on the front in Coca-Cola typeface. I actually found it at a music festival on the ground and put it on, used to fit me like a glove, now it fits me like O.J.'s glove...
I wear exclusively black tee shirts with a pocket. You'd think this is such a staple I'd always be able to find them, but no - sometimes I can buy them in 6-packs at Target, but other times (like now) I can only get them online. I once walked into a Sears and asked where the black pocket tee shirts were, and the clerk didn't even understand what the words "black pocket tee shirts" meant...
Jan 13, 21 11:39 am ·
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Non Sequitur
I have an uncontrollable deep hatred for breast pockets in shirts.
To each his own. I have an uncontrollable deep hatred for not having a pen on my person at all times. Current trend in dress shirts is also pocketless, which definitely causes me consternation.
Even when I regularly carried a "man-purse" I felt uncomfortable without a pocket pen.
don't you wear pants? they have pockets. I (raises pinky finger) only use fountain pens while in the office, and those leak unless they are kept stable, so they don't move from my desk.
Jan 13, 21 12:02 pm ·
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atelier nobody
I've never had a fountain pen leak in my breast pocket, but then I'm not really a true FP aficionado - I mostly use cartridges, not bottle-fillers. I have broken pens in pants pockets when sitting down.
I write with my right hand (but can draw with either) and I still smudge the shit out of my lines. Don't care. Like coffee stains and footprints, it adds character.
One of the few (somewhat) famous architects I ever regularly interacted with had only one arm - his left - with which he drew beautifully. I have no idea how he might ever have managed drafting in his early career, though.
I have a charcoal 'god is a DJ' t-shirt by Faithless I'm very fond of, a brown I Love NY t-shirt of such poor quality the text came off in pieces after first wash, not throwing it out obviously. And my yellow gym class t-shirt from the high school basket ball team, and my black Eat Shit t-shirt (discussed earlier).
Jan 13, 21 5:03 pm ·
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atelier nobody
I had a tee shirt I "inherited" from my dad (ie snatched from his closet as soon as he'd become "respectable" and stopped wearing it) that was older than I was, and wore it until there wasn't enough of it left to wear at all. It said "Fourex Competition Team" (Fourex was a brand of condoms, in case anyone here wasn't familiar).
that's a peculiar definition of true you use to mean "never actually happened but implies a metaphor which evokes widely-agreed popular interpretations of contemporary economic relationships"
May 5, 21 4:54 am ·
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midlander
the more i think about it the less i like this t-shirt. thoughtful people should find it offensive.
May 5, 21 5:08 am ·
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randomised
It's offensive because it's true...people getting sacrificed on the altar of capitalism to maximise shareholder profits and the planet gets destroyed along the way.
May 5, 21 5:18 am ·
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midlander
do you consider truth offensive? i have a different reading of the invasion of imperial japan which is unrelated to this narrative you describe.
May 5, 21 7:15 am ·
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midlander
my initial reaction to the image was a smirk but i started thinking if the image showed a less staged scene from ww2 would it be so funny? it elides over a grave trauma to make a trite statement.
May 5, 21 7:21 am ·
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randomised
You find it offensive, I find it to be true...the obesity pandemic that McDonalds and cohorts have rolled out across the entire globe causes the same amount of casualties in half the time as died in the concentration camps for the duration of the entire Second World War.
I totally rocked these back in mid 90s highschool.
May 5, 21 12:55 pm ·
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SneakyPete
my grandfather (who was there for both raisings) would likely find it offensive because he would have felt it mocks his service. I find the reality it is commenting on offensive. He and I would likely never come to a middle ground, but he's dead, so that's that. I loved my grandfather so I'd never wear this shirt, but I chuckled.
I saw somebody on TV while watching the Olympics whose kid went to Brown University and ht parent was wearing a T-Shirt that said... This is my Brown T-Shirt.... it was brown in color! Kind of a Steven Wright type moment!
Your favourite T-shirt
I am also using Dye ink for printing my T- Shirt. It is good ink and gives you amazing results. Picture images too brilliant of the bright colors of the dye ink. It fade easily. It’s staying power is up to 30 years. You can also use ink for printing PVC cards.
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My favourite t-shirt's a black one with Eat Shit on the front in Coca-Cola typeface. I actually found it at a music festival on the ground and put it on, used to fit me like a glove, now it fits me like O.J.'s glove...
I love to wear Rolling Stones Tongue Logo T-Shirt.
But I love to wear sad boy shirt.
I love to wear GOOD AM shirt
I like to wear a flying cart tshirt
I would love to wear my ai youngboy tee
I love my tuxedo t-shirt, but haven't had any formal occasions lately, so it's still in the hamper.
Great bump.
I just got a new shirt & I love it so much
Where did you get that?
https://shopclass.threadless.com/
Favorite shirt, but lost it...:(
That’s not me....just an example and think I’m going to order a new one on Amazon, but the original was like old as fuck...
Anything Gritty-related rocks.
I recently bought myself the I <3 buildings, and my husband the I Can Build That, shirts from Runcible Studios.
I wear exclusively black tee shirts with a pocket. You'd think this is such a staple I'd always be able to find them, but no - sometimes I can buy them in 6-packs at Target, but other times (like now) I can only get them online. I once walked into a Sears and asked where the black pocket tee shirts were, and the clerk didn't even understand what the words "black pocket tee shirts" meant...
I have an uncontrollable deep hatred for breast pockets in shirts.
To each his own. I have an uncontrollable deep hatred for not having a pen on my person at all times. Current trend in dress shirts is also pocketless, which definitely causes me consternation.
Even when I regularly carried a "man-purse" I felt uncomfortable without a pocket pen.
don't you wear pants? they have pockets. I (raises pinky finger) only use fountain pens while in the office, and those leak unless they are kept stable, so they don't move from my desk.
I've never had a fountain pen leak in my breast pocket, but then I'm not really a true FP aficionado - I mostly use cartridges, not bottle-fillers. I have broken pens in pants pockets when sitting down.
As a lefty I despise fountain pens.
I write with my right hand (but can draw with either) and I still smudge the shit out of my lines. Don't care. Like coffee stains and footprints, it adds character.
One of the few (somewhat) famous architects I ever regularly interacted with had only one arm - his left - with which he drew beautifully. I have no idea how he might ever have managed drafting in his early career, though.
In School Bus yellow, naturally.
I have a charcoal 'god is a DJ' t-shirt by Faithless I'm very fond of, a brown I Love NY t-shirt of such poor quality the text came off in pieces after first wash, not throwing it out obviously. And my yellow gym class t-shirt from the high school basket ball team, and my black Eat Shit t-shirt (discussed earlier).
I had a tee shirt I "inherited" from my dad (ie snatched from his closet as soon as he'd become "respectable" and stopped wearing it) that was older than I was, and wore it until there wasn't enough of it left to wear at all. It said "Fourex Competition Team" (Fourex was a brand of condoms, in case anyone here wasn't familiar).
I'm particularly fond of this one given today's political climate.
It's available here if you're interested in one for yourself: https://www.etsy.com/listing/9...
This is maybe my favorite graphic shirt ever. Found it in a $1 bin in a Cambridge thrift shop, no idea who made it or where it came from.
Pulled it out of the closet yesterday and remembered this thread. I think y'all might appreciate the humor.
I'd wear that.
The sad thing is that the graphic is true...
that's a peculiar definition of true you use to mean "never actually happened but implies a metaphor which evokes widely-agreed popular interpretations of contemporary economic relationships"
the more i think about it the less i like this t-shirt. thoughtful people should find it offensive.
It's offensive because it's true...people getting sacrificed on the altar of capitalism to maximise shareholder profits and the planet gets destroyed along the way.
do you consider truth offensive? i have a different reading of the invasion of imperial japan which is unrelated to this narrative you describe.
my initial reaction to the image was a smirk but i started thinking if the image showed a less staged scene from ww2 would it be so funny? it elides over a grave trauma to make a trite statement.
You find it offensive, I find it to be true...the obesity pandemic that McDonalds and cohorts have rolled out across the entire globe causes the same amount of casualties in half the time as died in the concentration camps for the duration of the entire Second World War.
what kind of t-shirt would you find offensive?
a sleeveless t-shirt
What's offensive about it?
I totally rocked these back in mid 90s highschool.
my grandfather (who was there for both raisings) would likely find it offensive because he would have felt it mocks his service. I find the reality it is commenting on offensive. He and I would likely never come to a middle ground, but he's dead, so that's that. I loved my grandfather so I'd never wear this shirt, but I chuckled.
Except on Archinect maybe?
I saw somebody on TV while watching the Olympics whose kid went to Brown University and ht parent was wearing a T-Shirt that said... This is my Brown T-Shirt.... it was brown in color! Kind of a Steven Wright type moment!
now a collector's item.
These need to make a return.
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