[Allen Gamble: Do you wake up in the mornin' and say, "I'm puttin on my big boy pants. Look, I'm wearin' a belt. I got big boy pants on."]
One of my journeys in life is to uncover the boy that is still there, like a moon obscured by the clouds, the boy never went anywhere, it just got buried. Well, I'm digging the boy out and like a kid at x-mas, I have to unwrap the presents a bit early.
The BykViking has spent the last week designing a club jersey at Canari Custom. They are not quite done, but I can't wait anymore. I'm ripping off the wrapping paper . . .
The jerseys / tech tees will look largely like immediately below. The only difference is that the side panels from the second set of pictures will replace the side panels in the front.
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Front Back
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Side panels
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When the shirts are finalized, I'll start taking orders. Let's go barking dogs!
Word. I'll finalize pricing Monday if I have time. Maybe we can do a club meeting at a local brewery or something and I can have sizes to try on. I'll reach out to Stumblefoot Monday with this idea.
ReplyDeleteBeer good.
ReplyDeleteMmmhmmmm. Barking dogs, I just got the double meaning. I credit beer. Posted on Canari too.
ReplyDeleteDouble meaning? "[My friend's] I'm a little slow" (modified Dumb & Dumber) , perhaps not enough beer, so "throw me a freaking bone" (Austin Powers) and tell how its double.
ReplyDeleteCoyotes: scientific name, canis latrans, which means "barking dog" and give us a great nickname to boot. To top if off, "trans" is a prefix and means "across", "beyond" and "through", which give us a team motto too.
Ahh, didn't see this reply. But as we discussed, for the sake of everyone reading along, barking dogs=sore feet. Thus the double entendre. Or you could go a step further, and make it a triple referencing all the dogs that bark at us as we run past back yards and fence lines.
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