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before anyone freaks out, those are the brit spellings with an S instead of a Z, i bet. i like the image... i like the text... it's a lot of text on a shirt however. i like how it's crowding out the image.
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i love how the poor helpless business guy is being smothered by the heavy text. you really tackled pulling off having a load of text, great job!!
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haha i like the concept but i think it would come out clearer in a more business-like font. that one is overplayed anyways
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It's nice to see a shirt that doesn't have American spelling. This shirt is ace, it should stay as it is.
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this reminds me of how much work fricking sucks (so bad!)... which, oddly enough, is why i like the design. :)
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For us Brits though, the spelling is fine and dandy. Leave it as is, no need to change it, we have to put up with Americanisations over here, so let them suffer for a change ;-)
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Great shirt.
I think, however, the text should be spelled in the American English form. You must admit that the vast majority of Threadless buyers are American...I mean, they're based in Chicago. |
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Whoa. Do you work at my job? That's almost their vision statement word-for-word.
Which means, I could never in a million years buy this shirt. Great concept, though. |
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Its not the rest of the Worlds fault that American English is anally retarded. Keep this shirt as it is.
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cool. i like it yet it could look more like an actual buisiness ad. like maybe start out all calm then get's more crazy. idk. i like it
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haha i like this a lot but i dunno if i'd want someone staring at my chest long enough to read it all
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