T Shirts Accy Web - Page 2

katex · 02-08-2006, 20:25

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Originally Posted by yone

there are shed loads of printers on line... but I am sure if the webmaster contacted a local firm ( hence they would get publicity ) then maybe we could get them at a good price... more than raising money it will help promote the site.... hey what do I know I am an idea's person not a dooerrrrrrrr :-) :-)
but I would wear one if tidy enough.... could take it a step further and have car stickers.... ok ok I will stop now: time for a rest :-) good site though I am enjoying it: Yone

OK... might succumb to a car sticker, as long as discreet and went with silver metallic...

Billcat · 02-08-2006, 20:30

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Originally Posted by katex

Typical American view, bet you lot go to bed in yer t-shirts

Aww....you peeked!

Hmmmm....and who was it, realizing that there might be folks who would prefer some form of attire other than a t-shirt, suggested that an embroidered patch might be a worthwhile option? Could it have been an American?

katex · 02-08-2006, 20:37

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Originally Posted by Billcat

Aww....you peeked!

Hmmmm....and who was it, realizing that there might be folks who would prefer some form of attire other than a t-shirt, suggested that an embroidered patch might be a worthwhile option? Could it have been an American?

Touche monsieur!!, however, you still looking at this from a male point of view, can't imagine sewing an embroidered patch onto one of me Morgan's,sexy, stretchy, costs about 30 quid tops ... would have nightmares.

jimmi5bellies · 02-08-2006, 20:38

i think a car sticker would be best...i could stick it opposite my ebay car sticker

yone · 02-08-2006, 20:41

could sell them on ebay .... the stickers that is: yone ebay car sticker hm
:-) yone

Billcat · 02-08-2006, 21:02

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Originally Posted by katex

Touche monsieur!!, however, you still looking at this from a male point of view........

That's the only viewpoint my DNA has equipped me to provide - not that the so-called "male point of view" is anything approaching monolithic! Quite the opposite, in fact. I have met, over the years, people who completely fit the stereotypes. There are also, however, many males who are quite feminine and females who are masculine.

In any case, it is possible that you would care to provide some suggestions from the female point of view? I'm sure that most folks here would be eager to discuss other ideas!

I'll even contribute another suggestion of my own, even if I risk being chastized about the "male point of view"

once more. It is possible to create an Accyweb pin. Could be worn on a lapel, on a blouse, or even (in the event of an emergency) to hold things together. If those of the "female point of view" (again, hardly a monolith of unified opinion) would prefer, it would also be possible to produce some as pins and some as pendants, charms, keychains - even bookmarks. I've designed any number of pins for an organization I belong to here in the USA, and the cost of produciing them isn't bad. I've attached an example of one of the recent designs.

Billcat · 02-08-2006, 21:03

Edited out a double post....sorry!

katex · 02-08-2006, 21:19

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Originally Posted by Billcat

That's the only viewpoint my DNA has equipped me to provide - not that the so-called "male point of view" is anything approaching monolithic! Quite the opposite, in fact. I have met, over the years, people who completely fit the stereotypes. There are also, however, many males who are quite feminine and females who are masculine.

In any case, it is possible that you would care to provide some suggestions from the female point of view? I'm sure that most folks here would be eager to discuss other ideas!

I'll even contribute another suggestion of my own, even if I risk being chastized about the "male point of view"

once more. It is possible to create an Accyweb pin. Could be worn on a lapel, on a blouse, or even (in the event of an emergency) to hold things together. If those of the "female point of view" (again, hardly a monolith of unified opinion) would prefer, it would also be possible to produce some as pins and some as pendants, charms, keychains - even bookmarks. I've designed any number of pins for an organization I belong to here in the USA, and the cost of produciing them isn't bad. I've attached an example of one of the recent designs.

Well, after mowing through my Oxford Dictionary to try and sort out what ya talking about... I suggest a lovely pair of dangly ear-rings, holding an Accy web acorn or summat. gotta be classy though (not loud).. we English noted for this. Like your 'Trouble' shirt Billcat; would be excellent conversation starter, with male holding them gently in their hands asking the meaning of said adornment.

double uses, if you know what I mean.

Madhatter · 02-08-2006, 21:22

Make each earing a chain of three acorns, bet lynch stylie

katex · 02-08-2006, 21:26

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

Make each earing a chain of three acorns, bet lynch stylie

OH, for heaven's sake Madhatter ... NO !! over the top.

yone · 02-08-2006, 21:31

oh sod it.... lets just all get a tattoo .......... ( joke ) then again:

anyway I think the t shirt should be in a nice shade of pink.... it would go with my eyes right now: no comment:

:-) :-) :-)

katex · 02-08-2006, 21:44

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Originally Posted by yone

oh sod it.... lets just all get a tattoo .......... ( joke ) then again:

anyway I think the t shirt should be in a nice shade of pink.... it would go with my eyes right now: no comment:

:-) :-) :-)

You out in last night's wind yone?:

Well a pretty stick-on tattoo again not a bad idea.

Mick · 03-08-2006, 07:26

I have run this for a few years now if you do want Sweatshirts,Polo shirts,Tee shirts Caps ect with WWW.AccringtonWeb.com on and your user name on or just Accyweb i will put a price list up again and do another order the last time i did this we got £350 of orders but its me that does all the running round if your local thats fine but if you live out the area you will have to pay postage and packing .
I have the new catalouge with all colours and sizes in i can scan them for you and i must have money up front as i cant affored to pay for them myself
just let me know if you want one by pm and if i get enough responce i will start the thing going .
by the way they are not iron on they are proper Embroidery

if you want an idea of what they are like look at the link below thanks all

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ht=sweatshirts

Mick · 03-08-2006, 08:16

FOR MORE INFO ON THIS PLEASE CLICK THE LINK

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...757#post297757

I have closed this thread and put a link to the other one which has more info on this subject there is no point having 2 threads the same running thanks to yone for bringing it up again