Scorpian T-shirts!¬
kalleth
Join Date: 2002-11-01 Member: 2574Members
Join Date: 2002-11-01 Member: 2574Members
<div class="IPBDescription">yes, i really am serious...</div> ok, so i have too much time on my hands and i want scorpians. so i'm going to go to a friendly company and ask them to print a scorpian t-shirt for me. Anyone got any ideas for logos n stuff? i think some sort of logo like this <img src='http://www.evilcarrot.com/bbs/hovar.gif' border='0' alt='user posted image'> would do great in a larger version, but i dont have the skillz to make one ;p
slogans, etc?
I'm in the UK and i'd sell them for around £10 in the UK, £15 (around $20) for overseas shipping if anyone wanted them.
mods, baleet this and i get vewwy vewwy sad :{
slogans, etc?
I'm in the UK and i'd sell them for around £10 in the UK, £15 (around $20) for overseas shipping if anyone wanted them.
mods, baleet this and i get vewwy vewwy sad :{
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Please be true. Please be true. Please be true. Please be true. Please be true. Please be true.
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'I knew he'd put it in eventually'
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now with scorpians that hover without flapping
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'I knew he'd put it in eventually'
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I would but a T-shirt with that second logo faster than you can say "plushie gorge".
That and the fact that I would trust things from more well known companies such as thinkgeek.com more than a random person.
Save the baby lerks and stop all this scorpian talk.
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aww come on dude, the guy isn't making t-shirts to get rich over a forum joke, he's making t-shirts cus he wants one with TEH SCORPIAN....
anyway, i'd prolly buy one
But I'm slightly biased in the matter.
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AHAHAHAHAH this is great <!--emo&:D--><img src='http://www.unknownworlds.com/forums/html/emoticons/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif'><!--endemo-->
What do you think NS is doing, or Nike or Coca Cola or MTV or Microsoft or the friggin NBA.
This is THE central theme in modern business culture and central to our entire 20th century culture.
Did you know multi national companies actually pay large amounts of money to the most 'popular' kids in large US high schools just to find out what is 'cool' at that moment so they can use that in their product creation and advertising. These 'trend seekers' are also used to introduce new products into modern youth circles. The companies give new products to the popular dudes in school and then pay them to say how cool it all is so everyone will want to buy it.
The standard brand driven company finds out what makes people tick then take that and change it to better suite their business model. You think modern Grunge, Punk or hip hop has anything to do with the movements that started these streams of music? They have been taken by major record labels and MTV molded into something simple and sellable. An important step in this is devoiding it of any meaning whatsoever so that it is not limited to any one group of individuals with certain opinions.
Its almost as dumb as that stupid "leet" language wich is jsut a whole bunch of mispelled words. Sorry to flame but i dont get how some little 13 yr old kids wrongs can make you all act like giddy schoolgirls.
Bleh , im goin to see why some guy screeched his car outside my house. Have fun being giddy.
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You think modern Grunge, Punk or hip hop has anything to do with the movements that started these streams of music? They have been taken by major record labels and MTV molded into something simple and sellable.<!--QuoteEnd--></td></tr></table><span class='postcolor'><!--QuoteEEnd-->
So very very true... Curse you MTV!!!
Anyway, back on topic...
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aww come on dude, the guy isn't making t-shirts to get rich over a forum joke, he's making t-shirts cus he wants one with TEH SCORPIAN....<!--QuoteEnd--></td></tr></table><span class='postcolor'><!--QuoteEEnd-->
One reason I don't like the t-shirt thing is because the whole "scorpian that hovars..." is relatively new to me, and I'd like to keep it a forum joke as long as it can be one. When it turns into a novelty item that someone is selling, it becomes a sort of "Oh, I remember that..." kind of thing and loses and humorous effect it had before.
That and the fact that if anyone really wanted the scorpian t-shirt badly enough they could make one of their own.
slogans, etc?
I'm in the UK and i'd sell them for around £10 in the UK, £15 (around $20) for overseas shipping if anyone wanted them.
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just make sure that the scorpion you use isn't TM'ed to a large company... like Enix, or something.
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