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cristinaish aka a tourist in the waking world is a 27.07 year old girl, has been a member since December 11, 2006, has scored 21,419 submissions, giving an average score of 1.43, helping 224 designs get printed.

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Nov 26 '07 by cristinaish
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about Ad Noctum

the stock is unusually high for this shirt, considering it's not a reprint. why is this?

i think it's because it's just that awesome.

Maltzmania on Nov 26 '07 at 5:28pm

*high five*!

Tonteau on Nov 26 '07 at 5:28pm

because it was released today.

cristinaish on Nov 26 '07 at 5:34pm

of course, but if you check stock on other shirts (which i do to keep an eye on the shirts i want), first-time printed shirts never start off with this high of a stock run.

catzinhatz on Nov 27 '07 at 12:14am

I dunno, I don't really want the tree hands holding my boobs. Maybe that's just me

ragnamuffin on Nov 27 '07 at 10:15am

Haha, I didn't notice where the hands were placed on the shirt, but now that you mention it - I want tree hands holding my boobs! (More on topic; maybe because 1) it's great 2) it's on sale 3) it's almost Christmas?)

Edword on Nov 27 '07 at 5:03pm

How do you check actual numbers?

cristinaish on Nov 27 '07 at 8:59pm

put the shirt in your cart, then update the quantity to a really high number (i usually put 1000, unless it's a reprint then i use 2000 because sometimes reprints are realllly high in stock). it will then update with the actual quantity in stock.

Edword on Nov 27 '07 at 9:03pm

oh cool! thanks!

sjgrovo on Nov 27 '07 at 9:52pm

whoa - I didn't know that! thanks for the tip cristinaish!

Krakaboom on Nov 29 '07 at 2:36am

Yeah I did this a couple of days ago - reason why Put The Needle On The Record sold out on the first day is because its print run was substantially lower than Ad Noctum's.

cristinaish on Nov 29 '07 at 2:55am

yeah! put the needle on the record had a typical print run based on the numbers i saw (for girly small). but ad noctum's was at least double a normal run. i don't know why this intrigues me, but it does. oh well ...