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Love the idea, i'd buy it for sure. Good concept and good execution, maybe a few less number labels however would be nice
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I just don't see the point of doing a pogo stick.
I thought McKenna's "Blueprint" was a more interesting execution of the blueprint concept... |
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I think its excellent; the complicated mechanics of a child's toy. The lines are so crisp that I think you could fiddle with the color and not lose the feel. I'd buy and wear it.
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I think its excellent; the complicated mechanics of a child's toy. The lines are so crisp that I think you could fiddle with the color and not lose the feel. I'd buy and wear it.
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I like mechanical drawings but you should have been more up front that it was a direct copy.
http://www.google.com/patents?id=QUtHAAAAEBAJ&dq=2793036 |
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haha that would of made it easier if i had of had a hi res version like that the one i was working off sucked
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the patent for the pogo stick! Brilliant! i never once thought "what would i put on a tshirt? Oh, yea! a patent for a childs toy from the late 50's!" but it works! and its brilliant social commentry!
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I actually saw that patent on the History Channel last night. I have the whole five minute Vurtego section recorded on VHS tape. I'm something of a stunt jumper myself.
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Cool man, and I agree that it's okay to put this copy on a shirt since it does say on the product who the credit should go to.
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