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we are not talking 1 shirt, he is talking 18 shirts. i have no idea what the formula is, i have no idea who the vendor is, i just went and checked my chart for our shirt vendor, and the math works correctly on the particular order we are involved with, i bet if it was closer to a shirt or two...

at first quick glance i read "P mee" then i looked and again to see what it said, i think if it is "P3" keep it as that and not "P THREE"

i see nothing wrong on the vendors part we just sent off an order of 190 shirts to the printer, their pricing breaks are at 144 and then at 288. I expect to pay the 144 price and not even thinking that i should get the 288 price or even the 190 price. it is clear they have breaks at certain...

like jill said "boomer" would fit him at first glance beautiful dog too

sitting at the drive-thru yesterday, looked to my right and saw this gem, driver saw me taking the photo, and asked why, he is from ohio, i mentioned the spelling and his response was "figures" :thumb:

we just went from the same seal ultra 62, and purchased a GFP 463TH it is made by graphic finishing products, i think it works great, very solid machine, does have a heated top roller and the price kills anything coming from seal, got ours from advantage sign supply, based off their...

since i read all three fricken pages of this, i have to comment. this entire thread makes no sense, post logos from 10 years ago, fine, ask how good they are, fine, knock down what everyone says and brag about how much better they are now that they are fixed, but not show us what your are...

i have always been amazed at the amount of money people will spend when trying to save money

LMAO!!!!! . . . but had the same thought:omg: hope he has a speedy recovery and thankful it wasn't higher up

yeah, what gino said :goodpost: if they are white we use the post sleeves, if they want any other color, they get wood with the paint applied direct, no sleeves

the one on the right looks more appealing to me. I would work the colors a little more for better contrast i think.

i dont see the complaint either i guess. Looks completely different to me.

i know being a chamber member is no obligation to get the work. But his wife (the chamber president) is in the public eye criticizing business and people for shopping out of town, standing up at the podem bragging about how the city is vibrant and growing and how local dollars staying here are...

We have been a chamber of commerce member for over 5 years now. We have never really liked the chamber, basically all i feel is i pay to put my name on a list of people to call if they are trying to solicit money or something. now, about 4 months ago the owner of an electronics store, dropped...

don't have an inline fan, it blows the air out no problem, never any smell in the room that is anything to worry about. :peace!:

Since we have a alot of snow and waiting on the fedex guy to get me some ink to finish anything today, i thought i would walk around the shop and snap a few photos of the finished setup, and at least give an update on the progress. Other than a few wall hangings here and there, she is done till...

the floor is painted i will wrap the counter and soooooo need to wrap the counter, but the server went down and need a new drive and over night shipping means 2 days when you are in kansas, so i have been sitting on nothing for two days now, hopefully the drive shows up tomorrow and i can get...

here are some updated photos of the progress on the building. With the blizzard, computer gremlins, wifes grandma passing, baby doctor appointments and issues, along with trying to move and build client projects, it has been dragging along.....

concrete is so much easier to deal with, to clean up, and if i drop something i dont have to worry about a tile breaking. plus in the embroidery room, finding needles that went flying with your foot hurts, concrete dont let that happen. We are actually squeezing into this building, it is...

always remove tiles that are smaller than 12".....:wink:... but do so quietly....:thumb: the tar had to go, i want concrete floors anyway, it is an old federal bank building, has 12" thick concrete basement walls, 8" thick concrete main floor, 6" thick concrete floor and 8" thick concrete roof...