bit-tech Merchandise

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  1. Yo-DUH_87

    Yo-DUH_87 Who you calling tiny?

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    As far as I'm concerned, you're welcome to it, but you may want to ask the staff first ;)

    It is kinda bad looking, if you wish I can create a "bit" of a better one for ya. I had it looking very nice with 10 minutes in photoshop, before the computer crashed :waah:

    Edit: would have posted earlier, but it wouldn't let me post, but all is well now :D
     
    Yo-DUH_87, 24 Jun 2003
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  2. hk

    hk Powered By Duracell

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    Re: from the mists of antiquity, a repost

    Now thats posterage :)
     
    hk, 24 Jun 2003
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  3. f U z ! o N

    f U z ! o N What's a Dremel?

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    my dad has a screen printing buisness. we could easily do the bit-tech logo on shirts and hats and such. let me know if you are interested
     
    f U z ! o N, 28 Nov 2004
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  4. Kameleon

    Kameleon is watching you...

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    Maybe if the other replies in this thread weren't a year and a half old...or maybe not. ;)

    Although there's still no sign of our moderator T-shirts :waah:
     
    Kameleon, 29 Nov 2004
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  5. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    dude, lets strike :hehe:
     
    Mister_Tad, 29 Nov 2004
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  6. Yo-DUH_87

    Yo-DUH_87 Who you calling tiny?

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    I'll provide the biscuts!

    Everyone knows you can't go to war without biscuts, right? :worried:

    But seriously, did anything ever come of the bit-tech merch ideas you lot were throwing around a while ago?
     
    Yo-DUH_87, 29 Nov 2004
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  7. Jumeira_Johnny

    Jumeira_Johnny 16032 - High plains drifter

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    I'd buy that.
     
    Jumeira_Johnny, 29 Nov 2004
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  8. ToM

    ToM mmmm, blud

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    id buy a bit-tech t-shirt :)
     
    ToM, 29 Nov 2004
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  9. Cheryl

    Cheryl What's a Dremel?

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    and me :D
     
    Cheryl, 29 Nov 2004
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  10. ToM

    ToM mmmm, blud

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    as long as it has my forum name across the front

    \o/
    o//
    \\o
     
    ToM, 29 Nov 2004
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  11. <A88>

    <A88> Trust the Computer

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    Common guys, if the register deserves to sell merchandise :duh: then so do we ;) . On that note, I am in the middle of making a lil bit-tech wallpaper atm, it looks...brilliant :worried:

    <A88>
     
    <A88>, 29 Nov 2004
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  12. bbigboy101011

    bbigboy101011 What's a Dremel?

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    i want shirts with cases on them, i want orac3
     
    bbigboy101011, 30 Nov 2004
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  13. TekMonkey

    TekMonkey I enjoy cheese.

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    I would probably get beat up if I wore a tee shirt with a picture of a computer on the front. :lol:

    But I would buy other merchandise.
     
    TekMonkey, 30 Nov 2004
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  14. -:: M@ ::-

    -:: M@ ::- Testify!

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    I'd have tom's avatar on a t-shirt :D

    Heh seriously though, i would deffo buy a mug/hilarious stationary, maybe not the t-shirt (have waay to many) cap would be cool though

    - M@
     
    -:: M@ ::-, 30 Nov 2004
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  15. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    hang on, US biscuits or UK biscuits?
     
    Mister_Tad, 30 Nov 2004
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  16. Lorquis

    Lorquis lorquisSpamCount++;

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    aren't they the same...
     
    Lorquis, 30 Nov 2004
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  17. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    oh no no no
    US biscuits are far superior imo, i miss them immensely :blah:

    whereas biscuits over here are sweet cookie like things, bitcuits over there are more like, erm, bready, yummy things

    bah, i suck

    someone else explain :p
     
    Mister_Tad, 30 Nov 2004
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  18. MrDT

    MrDT fapfap

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    you can't really beat milk chocolate hob-nobs...

    but anyway, i demand bit-tech boxer shorts!
     
    MrDT, 30 Nov 2004
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  19. Yo-DUH_87

    Yo-DUH_87 Who you calling tiny?

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    Biscuits over here in the US are pretty much a different type of dinner roll. I believe they are quite popular in the south.

    Anyways, I guess none of the staff are available to comment on the appearance of bit-tech merchandise. So sad :waah:
     
    Yo-DUH_87, 30 Nov 2004
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  20. Dodge

    Dodge What's a Dremel?

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    you mean like what they have at those cookie stands or the cookies in greggs. quite large flat cake like things, they are softer and more gooey than our standard "nice" buiscuits for example??
     
    Dodge, 30 Nov 2004
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