Are you doubting that she's a she?
I'm going to side with the white supremacists.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
you cant see moutains because you have no eyes
2. What sizes do they come in?
Quote from: monkeybradders on April 27, 2009, 10:04:19 AMAre you doubting that she's a she?Who, Proleg?Also, I had never used the word "wit" used as a noun to identify a person before, but upon looking it up, it is apparently correct - though Wiktionary states that it is "rare, colloquial".
After a long delay and far too much time spent revising the same basic design over and over again, I have something I'm pretty happy with. And if the rest of you are happy with it, I'll go ahead and get some official Flat Earth Society t-shirts printed. But before I do that, I'd appreciate your input. Is the design decent? Any little changes to be made? To keep costs down, I'm sticking with a single colour print. I'll give you an approximate breakdown of my hypothetical production costs so you'll know how I came up with the hypothetical price tag. I'm not planning on making a profit on these, so the price will just be enough to cover my expenses with any accidental profits going toward web hosting fees and upkeep on my solid gold mansion.The cost per t-shirt for me would be about ?6.00 ($9.00) in smallish batches (10 or so). That's for a one-colour print on a Fruit of the Loom Super Premium t-shirt. I've read reviews and that seems to be quite a decent quality shirt -- not a cheapo shirt that will stretch and fall apart the first time you wear it. Shipping costs would obviously depend on where you live. Within the UK, it would be about ?2.00. To the US, more like $7.50 (according to the Royal Mail site). More than likely, people would pay via Paypal so I'm going to factor in their transaction fee as well. So, all told, about ?8.50 within the UK and $17.00 in the US. Shipping to other countries outside of Europe is probably similar to the US costs. These prices are all approximate and may change (especially international orders if currency rates change), but probably not by much.Your thoughts? In case anyone is wondering, the "IN VERITATE VICTORIA" is taken the preface to Samuel Rowbotham's Zetetic Astronomy and means, "Victory in Truth". I'm taking it on as the Society's official motto, I think. It has quite a nice ring to it.
We're all jealous of Raist.
Quote from: Robosteve on April 27, 2009, 11:20:23 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 27, 2009, 10:04:19 AMAre you doubting that she's a she?Who, Proleg?Also, I had never used the word "wit" used as a noun to identify a person before, but upon looking it up, it is apparently correct - though Wiktionary states that it is "rare, colloquial".Yes, Proleg. Clearly a woman. A big woman with red cheeks.Also I 'lrnt2english' over 30 years ago, so i find it quite easy nowadays. Anyway, thanks all the same for your validation.
Quote from: monkeybradders on April 28, 2009, 02:41:29 AMQuote from: Robosteve on April 27, 2009, 11:20:23 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 27, 2009, 10:04:19 AMAre you doubting that she's a she?Who, Proleg?Also, I had never used the word "wit" used as a noun to identify a person before, but upon looking it up, it is apparently correct - though Wiktionary states that it is "rare, colloquial".Yes, Proleg. Clearly a woman. A big woman with red cheeks.Also I 'lrnt2english' over 30 years ago, so i find it quite easy nowadays. Anyway, thanks all the same for your validation.It's actually a man in his early twenties living in canada. Good job.
Quote from: Raist on April 28, 2009, 06:27:40 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 28, 2009, 02:41:29 AMQuote from: Robosteve on April 27, 2009, 11:20:23 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 27, 2009, 10:04:19 AMAre you doubting that she's a she?Who, Proleg?Also, I had never used the word "wit" used as a noun to identify a person before, but upon looking it up, it is apparently correct - though Wiktionary states that it is "rare, colloquial".Yes, Proleg. Clearly a woman. A big woman with red cheeks.Also I 'lrnt2english' over 30 years ago, so i find it quite easy nowadays. Anyway, thanks all the same for your validation.It's actually a man in his early twenties living in canada. Good job.what evidence have you.... etc.. etc...
Quote from: monkeybradders on April 28, 2009, 07:10:54 AMQuote from: Raist on April 28, 2009, 06:27:40 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 28, 2009, 02:41:29 AMQuote from: Robosteve on April 27, 2009, 11:20:23 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 27, 2009, 10:04:19 AMAre you doubting that she's a she?Who, Proleg?Also, I had never used the word "wit" used as a noun to identify a person before, but upon looking it up, it is apparently correct - though Wiktionary states that it is "rare, colloquial".Yes, Proleg. Clearly a woman. A big woman with red cheeks.Also I 'lrnt2english' over 30 years ago, so i find it quite easy nowadays. Anyway, thanks all the same for your validation.It's actually a man in his early twenties living in canada. Good job.what evidence have you.... etc.. etc...A lower 20's man in canada is a fairly large piece of evidence for one.
whatever, proleg is a woman, and he knows it.
Even for a RE'er I think the shirts design is well done!Good job!
Quote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:47:11 AMEven for a RE'er I think the shirts design is well done!Good job!Jesus Christ, you are a fucking twit. What does your belief in the shape of the Earth have to do with your judge of the design of a shirt? I hope you post another pornographic film and get permabanned for it next time.Also, if Proleg were a woman I'd be fucking begging her to marry me by now. I'd say that's pretty strong evidence against the case.
Because as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.
Quote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.And how does this affect your judgment of its design?
Quote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.surely the Earth is flat on any t-shirt?
Yes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?
Quote from: svenanders on April 29, 2009, 03:22:51 AMYes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?That you are a moron who needs to GTFO.
Quote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 02:47:53 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.surely the Earth is flat on any t-shirt?Yes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?
Quote from: svenanders on April 29, 2009, 03:22:51 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 02:47:53 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.surely the Earth is flat on any t-shirt?Yes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?I'm not sure that believing in RE or FE makes any difference. If the shirt had a picture of the FE globe or the RE globe it wouldn't make a difference to your particular t-shirt needs as both would be flat. Ergo, if your RE society made a tshirt you wouldn't wear that either.
Quote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 03:42:27 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 29, 2009, 03:22:51 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 02:47:53 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.surely the Earth is flat on any t-shirt?Yes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?I'm not sure that believing in RE or FE makes any difference. If the shirt had a picture of the FE globe or the RE globe it wouldn't make a difference to your particular t-shirt needs as both would be flat. Ergo, if your RE society made a tshirt you wouldn't wear that either.Yes I would. As long as the motive was clearly a round swirling globe on a flat t-shirt.
Quote from: svenanders on April 29, 2009, 04:18:52 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 03:42:27 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 29, 2009, 03:22:51 AMQuote from: monkeybradders on April 29, 2009, 02:47:53 AMQuote from: svenanders on April 28, 2009, 02:23:23 PMBecause as an RE, I would automatically dislike the idea of having a t-shirt with a flat earth on it.I would be a hypocrite wearing that.surely the Earth is flat on any t-shirt?Yes, and a ball is flat on a photograph as well. What's your point?I'm not sure that believing in RE or FE makes any difference. If the shirt had a picture of the FE globe or the RE globe it wouldn't make a difference to your particular t-shirt needs as both would be flat. Ergo, if your RE society made a tshirt you wouldn't wear that either.Yes I would. As long as the motive was clearly a round swirling globe on a flat t-shirt.maybe you could have the motif going around the t-shirt.
No but I'm guess your what? 90? Cause you just so darn mature </sarcasm>
No it isn't, what are you talking about?
That you are a moron who needs to GTFO.
Quote from: General Douchebag on April 29, 2009, 10:12:27 AMNo it isn't, what are you talking about?Yes it is, what are YOU talking about?