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Posted by Petemoss
- March 03, 2013, 13:39:35 PMQuote from: greenbarn on March 01, 2013, 21:09:22 PMSo that was YOUR SCHOOL? I know I saw that picture on the internet someplace. I just thought it was "someplace else". Go bucks...
I can still remember my brother and I driving through town, looking at the road and laughing our butts off.
We have already booked at Gatlinburg Lights cabin. I'm not sure where it's at exactly. Looks like a nice place though.
I can handle heat, looking forward to it actually. We will be there 8 days and plan on cooling off at a water park one of those days and some friends have rented a cabin on a lake and we will spend a day there too. My wife and daughter loves the crafter circle type gift shops, so I'm sure we'll hit this. We'll ride a couple of days and to tell you the truth aside from that I'm looking forward to just hanging out in the cabin, having a few drinks and picking guitar. Nothing spells vacation like R E L A X I N G.
Jmbo, my cousin owns a trophy shop in eastern Ohio. He kinda has the market cornered on school spirit products and hopefully can print the shirts out for us. I'll keep youns posted on the progress so I can get sizes.
Posted by greenbarn
- March 01, 2013, 21:09:22 PMQuote from: Petemoss on February 23, 2013, 21:02:53 PMSo that was YOUR SCHOOL? I know I saw that picture on the internet someplace. I just thought it was "someplace else". Go bucks...This reminded me...the village employees where I grew up painted "SKOOL" in large white letters across the street to mark the school zone.
Anyways - Chief is right - it's hot down there in July. But if you get about 15 miles East of Gatlinburg - it's about 10 degrees cooler there, in the heat of the day. We have stayed at the a Yogi Bear Jellystone park campground there, and it was great - 85 in town, 75 out there... If you haven't reserved your cabins yet, consider staying east of town near there - cooler, and less traffic/crowds. Chief should verify this - we've only visited here, but this was our experience and I got the impression is was the norm.
I guess it depends on what your family likes - either being in the crowd, or away from it.
But , Check out the "crafter's loop", I think they call it - while you're there (if you like that kind of stuff). I believe it goes up off of 321 on Glade Rd, and makes a loop back to 321 eventually. Lots of hand crafted items - pottery, glass, woodworking, dulcimers, etc. - and very little of the standard 'gotcha' shops. This was our favorite last time we visited.
Posted by Petemoss
- February 24, 2013, 16:23:45 PMOkay, jmbo, this is a go. Everyone loves the design. I guess the only thing is the "tour" spelling. Fix that and it's good. Can you email me high res images of all the designs except for the bike on top the jar graphic? So, the milk jug, mason jar, mason jar with last name and the guitar/bike graphic for the front. I should have a guy who can print them up, I called him today and he'll see what he can do.
Quote from: Drift1 on February 23, 2013, 21:13:16 PMI can't take credit for that, it was the kids idea! Damn, they have more sense now than I ever did!Pretty cool shirts,Petemoss.Especially like how you even involved the youngins with the mooshine that's awsome.
Posted by Drift1
- February 23, 2013, 21:13:16 PMPretty cool shirts,Petemoss.Especially like how you even involved the youngins with the mooshine that's awsome.Very sweet design tactics on this Jmbo.If It's going to make your cost cheaper for bulk I may be in the market for a few myself....would need one for my little guy,as well.......Troll I was just pointing that out myself when the warning while you were typing message popped up....good catch!Could've just played it off by saying that's why the younger bunch drink the moo-shine....LOL
Posted by Petemoss
- February 23, 2013, 21:02:53 PMQuote from: CDNRatMan on February 23, 2013, 16:20:39 PMZing! Yeeouch.seen that but thought that was how they spelt that word in Ohio.......
sorry
This reminded me...the village employees where I grew up painted "SKOOL" in large white letters across the street to mark the school zone. They had the same teachers as me.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 23, 2013, 16:20:39 PM seen that but thought that was how they spelt that word in Ohio....... sorry
Posted by Troll
- February 23, 2013, 11:40:21 AMthese images are great. I only see one problem...spelling. The original design had "tour" spelled correctly..after that the o and u were transposed. Sorry to have to point this out, but better somebody says something before the shirts are made up...
Posted by pcarrell
- February 23, 2013, 09:12:41 AMHey, that moth is an antique!
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 23, 2013, 08:18:18 AMWhy?
QuoteI have it on good athourity that you still have the original moth that got caught in your wallet when you first bought it in 1960. So nothing new about you never spending money, and people raise the price around you just to get to you.......HEY!!!! I resemble that remark!
Posted by Petemoss
- February 22, 2013, 23:05:42 PMAwesome! Looks great. Let me run these by the others.
Posted by pcarrell
- February 22, 2013, 21:37:08 PMQuote from: CDNRatMan on February 22, 2013, 18:26:31 PMHEY!!!! I resemble that remark!I'm still in for a decent price, not a PC price....but for a forum member price....lol....
Posted by jmbo
- February 22, 2013, 21:07:29 PMSee if this works. If so then I can send a high rez image for your printer.
Posted by Petemoss
- February 22, 2013, 19:03:11 PMI asked him for to display our last name above the jar for the back. And add a guitar bike graphic on the front. So, for all you non family members I will just leave the family name off the shirt.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 22, 2013, 18:26:31 PMI'm still in for a decent price, not a PC price....but for a forum member price....lol....
Posted by Petemoss
- February 22, 2013, 14:10:07 PMI don't plan on selling them. But, outside of the one or two I'll buy jmbo, I would assume the more I buy the cheaper they are. So, I will order them at cost and mail them as long as you pay shipping.