duckboats.net T-Shirts Resurrected

[Tom Russo]

Very nice!


One white, Large


Thanks,




Tom

 

[Mike]

Eric,
Thanks for taking this on.

1 Navy XXL please.

 

[Dick Sargeant]

Hi Eric -

One white XL

thanks - sarge

 

[Ralph Cipolla]

I'll take 2 XL 1 WHITE 1 NAVY.

 

[Brad Bortner]

I'd like navy shirt in large.

 

[Robert Johnson]

Count me in for a white and a navy....size: large.
As per other posts...a pocket would be nice

 

[Bill Clark]

One large white please.

 

[R T Brinn]

Great idea - please put me down for on blue XL, please. Thanks!

 

[Capt Rich Geminski]

I'll take 2 blue... What's the pocket for???

 

[Scott Farris]

Capt.,
If that's a serious pocket question; from my post: [font=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica] "Old man reading glasses pocket would be worth added $." "Cheaters" are a fact of life as we get older, always got to have them nearby in case we need to read or examine something closely. Pants pockets destroy them, hanging them around one's neck is wicked nerdy and probably a safety issue if you're active. I personnally rarely ever wear a pocket-less tee shirt as a top layer. Sucks to get old-ish but sure beats the alternative!

Scott


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[Tim Speight]

Eric, I'll take one of each color, size Large

Tim

 

[Neil Mullins]

Eric,

1 - XL white

Would kids sizes be extra or are we even go that route?

Neil

 

[jim Williams]

I'll take one in each color large.

 

[Andy Karrick]

I would like one as well. White, XL.

 

[Ryan Dworzanski]

I am in for a Navy XL

 

[Tom Bidrowski]

Very nice shirt. I would be interested in two white and one navy- size XL

 

[KThompson]

Capt.,
If that's a serious pocket question; from my post: [font=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica] "Old man reading glasses pocket would be worth added $." "Cheaters" are a fact of life as we get older, always got to have them nearby in case we need to read or examine something closely. Pants pockets destroy them, hanging them around one's neck is wicked nerdy and probably a safety issue if you're active. I personnally rarely ever wear a pocket-less tee shirt as a top layer. Sucks to get old-ish but sure beats the alternative!

Scott


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Scott - I'm going to have to vote against the pocket if that is ever brought to a vote... I'm an engineer but try not to look like one outside of work. I've heard enough "where's your pocket protector?" jokes and purposefully avoid shirts with pockets.

Oh and I'm not sure how old you are but glasses and sunglasses with sport bands are all the rage with the young folks now and don't fall in the nerdy category anymore, ha.

 

[Scott Farris]

Kyle,

[font=Verdana,Arial,Helvetica]"glasses and sunglasses with sport bands are all the rage with the young folks now and don't fall in the nerdy category anymore[/font]"

Must be a Southern trend, I haven't noticed this in the North East yet (well maybe sunglasses) and I've only seen one guy in this whole office building who has his cheaters on a band. You must hang with really old guys, if they even know what a pocket protector is. Last time I saw one in real use was the early 80's and he used it to make a statement. Not sure what the statement was, but he knew they were a thing of the past. Now, when was the last time you wore a calculator on your belt? Back in the 70's when it represented two weeks of my summer job pay, calculators were certainly treated with a lot more respect, even if we couldn't program them.

Long live Reverse Polish Notation!

Scott

 

[Eric Patterson]

Superior is reverse Polish notation.

 

[Steve Sutton]

WE'RE HERE and WE'RE ENGINEERs


Walk Proud young man WALK PROUD...




POCKET POCKET POCKET POCKET can I get an AMEN.........




Steve