Determination Will Get You Everywhere
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Jul 14 '05
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Much better than previously. I like the higher placement better.
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Like the higher placement, would rather it had no 'ground' line. Finish the crashed bike/wagon/whatever.
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it's a freakin' wheelchair!
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tesko on Jul 14 '05 Much much better, love it
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i like the low placement
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I agree the placement is nice and the no text is a big plus.
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this is like a "i heart puppies" shirt, x's 1,000.
it's nice to have a message in art/design, but this... this is too much. prosthetic legs are just not asthetically pleasing. |
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why does everyone on here always want things centered on the shirt? what makes something unique if it's centered? I don't understand that.
I like it at the bottom. it looks a million times better. |
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I fixed the wheel on the wheelchair too, so it isn't as sloppy looking.
http://www.emoarts.com/determination2.jpg |
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Looks great with the design on the bottom. Love this shirt. 5$
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i want one
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The redesign really did it for me, I'd definately buy this one. I agree with the higher placement, it's best. Anywho: 5$ for sure.
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Holy crap this is the best one ive seen yet, id buy this in a second... i instantly liked it whne i saw it... please print this so i can buy it :D
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Pity is pain, and of no use for no man, not the grieving nor the compassionate.
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This is great, it says what we are all thinking: "Handicapped people are probably just lazy."
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id like it better if there was no ground line, other than that, awesome
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hehateme3 how does it say that? and that is definately not the message behind this
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It's better than the original version.
But I still don't like it so much... =\ |
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I'd love it if it was smaller and sans groundline.
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Not to make a political point, but I suggest you make the character older (he appears to be a boy), to evoke the struggle perhaps of an Iraq vet succeeding in regaining normal function. Veterans families would flock to the message in droves.
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