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Reader and T-shirt designer Jeff Phillips helped me create these new t-shirts from a 1942 drawing. I received the first box of olive drab shirts today. The look great and, made from 60/40 bend of cotton and polyester, feel great. I’ll explain more in a few days once I get the gray shirts.
Some how I don’t think we would look as good in those t shirts as these two guys………………………
Pascal,
After our discussion yesterday, what is Dave’s #1 listing for the day? Another go at “In War or/and Peace.”
Here they used “In War and Peace” for you. 🙂
DanB
It was too late to change them, they have been already printed. 🙂
Maybe on the next batch Dave will correct it for “In War or Peace”. Then the previous batch will have an highest collectible value!
I like “and”. Wording is fine… just need close up of logo and “how to order”. Hope you’re bringing some when you come for the FC Roundup, Dave 🙂
What happened was I came up with the War and Peace phrase on my own (technically, I liked the literary reference Tolstoy as well). Then, two days ago I saw the “War or Peace” phrase, which I misread as “War and Peace” (I attribute it to my 24 hour stomach flu, which seems as good of excuse as any). I still like the ‘and’ because it suggests a continuum.
Joe: Yes, I will have some with me 🙂 I will announce order info in the next day or so.
– Dave