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by I am Incinerator » Wed Oct 03, 2007 7:03 pm
I want one(or 3: RRB HB and EGDM) pending design . I will hold out until all pedals are in their new home...currently the RRB is snug in the jam space.
thumbs up for the American Apparel choice
thumbs up for the American Apparel choice
*Sean*
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by Realfi » Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:26 am
Donner wrote:cabo wrote:....
btw if they havent been picked, how about some eco-friendly, or non-sweatshop made shirts?? I would gladly pay extra if an option.
Just a thought, either way definately put me down for a Honey Bee T.
thanks
Good idea, got any brand suggestions ??
American Apparel.
I try to buy their T-shirts almost exclusively because they're not sweat-shop produced.
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by Enjoyer » Fri Oct 26, 2007 1:57 am
Craise,
Please count me in on a Honey Bee Tee in size Large.
Thanks for doing this.
And to echo sentiments heard above, I'm all for a good quality, "green" Tee.
Love the notion of the Long Sleeve, as well. Most practical in Seattle.
All the best!
Enjoyer
Please count me in on a Honey Bee Tee in size Large.
Thanks for doing this.
And to echo sentiments heard above, I'm all for a good quality, "green" Tee.
Love the notion of the Long Sleeve, as well. Most practical in Seattle.
All the best!
Enjoyer
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by Craise » Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:31 pm
Thanks for all the thoughts guys!
No worries! We are going Green!
Let's do this first run of short sleeve Honey Bee shirts...and then we'll go from there...
Yes it is getting colder! So a run of long sleeves might be in order!
No worries! We are going Green!
Let's do this first run of short sleeve Honey Bee shirts...and then we'll go from there...
Yes it is getting colder! So a run of long sleeves might be in order!
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ok so I searched edinburgh
by fugot » Sat Oct 27, 2007 11:22 am
Edinburgh is well-known for the annual Edinburgh Festival, a collection of official and independent festivals held annually over about four weeks from early August....
wow sounds just like kerry county, Ireland when I was there this summer, music festival all august (I went in june though).
But let me get this straight-edinburgh has an average temperature of 53 degrees Fahrenheit for a high and 41 for an average low. I think you need the bjfe (cashmere) sweater!!!!!
peace,mike
wow sounds just like kerry county, Ireland when I was there this summer, music festival all august (I went in june though).
But let me get this straight-edinburgh has an average temperature of 53 degrees Fahrenheit for a high and 41 for an average low. I think you need the bjfe (cashmere) sweater!!!!!
peace,mike
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by thebot75 » Sat Oct 27, 2007 3:08 pm
Ha, that must be average temperature at the moment - it gets a bit warmer over the summer! Yeah, the festival is cool, get loads of good bands, great comedy and loads of other stuff. Funny thing is though if you live in edinburgh you tend to go to less stuff!
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