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Re: LUGNET T-Shirts are in!
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lugnet.admin.general
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Thu, 13 Jul 2000 19:27:53 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
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> Do the higher prices of the "art" designs seem offensive in any way, or just
> strange? Do they discourage purchasing of the lower-priced "standard"
> designs? How do people feel about the prices as a whole? Basically none of
> the shirts are getting bought at all -- less than 10 sales so far. I realize
> most of the problem is the color (white) and the sizes (no XXL & XXXL) but I
> wonder if there are other problems.
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> BTW, has anyone who purchased a T-shirt received it yet and what do they
> think about the quality?
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> --Todd
First of all, I like the concept of the shirts. I used to wear my Green Day
shirt everywhere back when they were nobodys, and then if someone recognized
it, they knew that both of you had that rare thing in common. Lugnet shirts
offer the same possibility, as I see it.
The prices seem to reflect the amount of color and size of the printed area,
so I don't think they are offensive. I ordered mine Thursday, it shipped
Friday, and I got it Monday. It's lovely. I'm afraid to wear it because I like
it so much. I bought the cheapest one available, partly because I don't like
flashy or busy clothes, but probably mostly because I'm Dutch. Uh-oh,
FUT lugnet.off-topic.stop-stereotyping-people,-you-miscreant.
-Adam 8^D
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