Just $10 a pop at Monstar for a short period, not sure how much they’ll be after that.
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From the monthly archives:
April 2009
Just $10 a pop at Monstar for a short period, not sure how much they’ll be after that.
I probably wouldn’t have mentioned this if it weren’t a class project. Check out the e-mail I was sent below:
Hi Andy,
I’m a student at Stanford University doing a class project that requires us to build a Facebook page. As huge fans of t-shirts, we decided to make a page dedicated to t-shirts and the regular folk who wear them.
It’s called T-agged (http://www.facebook.com/pages/T-agged/69015416579) and our aim is to have fans upload pictures of cool shirts that they stumble upon. These could be pictures of you wearing your favorite shirt, or pictures of shirts you find on the web, etc. Our hope is to build a vibrant community that shares a passion for discovering well-designed shirts,
and create a browsing gallery of shirts from around the world. Users can also write about where the shirt can be bought, or an interesting
story or two about the shirt. We’ll also want to alert our users to sales happening on selected websites.I’ve been reading your blog and thought that you might be interested in our little experiment. It will be wonderful if you become an active fan and recommend the page to friends who might be interested!
Thanks,
Nate Ng
The chances of me become an active member are approximately 0%, not because I don’t think it’s a good idea, but because I can barely update HYA at the moment (e.g. copy/pasting whole e-mail in lieu of actually writing a post).
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I don’t believe in fortune cookies whatsoever, they’re random pieces of paper that are stuffed into a cookie you otherwise wouldn’t eat, and they all have positive messages on them, if they were all right, we wouldn’t have anything to worry about because everything would be awesome. That’s the rational part, the irrational part is that I keep every single fortune I get from the Chinese takeout, and since for the past three months I’ve lived within 2 blocks of a good takeout place (though Chinatown has it beat, American-Chinese food is a bit far away from the authentic stuff for my tastes), I’ve amassed quite a few. I don’t know why I’m keeping them, I just do. Here’s one I just found lying around the apartment: “you will have a bright future.” Well, that’s reassuring, because I haven’t got a clue what I’m going to do when I get back to Britain, so it’s good to know it’s already mapped out for me.
Costiness=$19.99 Buy it at ReThink
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I kinda like Ware Clothing (see, I didn’t just lose the ability to spell simple words), the designs don’t blow me away, but I find them pretty endearing anyhow, also, they’re $12 and printed on American Apparel, so they’re a pretty good deal.
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I don’t know think this means Divine will be closing for good, just that it’s time for a new direction and to move on from old designs. Hopefully I’ll get to meet Bill Pyle, the man behind Divine, at some point this week, so I’ll assume ask him then.
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