



Good to see a new release from Josh, I always like his stuff, he really does have one of the best back catalogues in the indie world.
Costiness=$21.99 Buy it at Go Ape
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Good to see a new release from Josh, I always like his stuff, he really does have one of the best back catalogues in the indie world.
Costiness=$21.99 Buy it at Go Ape
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If you’re wondering who Mighty Screen Printing are, they used to be called Klaus Industries… now if only I knew who Klaus Industries were. I wish I had been checking them out in the past though, I like the style of their designs.
Costiness=$25 Buy it at Might Screen Printing
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The turbo lift opened, kershiffffff, and Lieutenant Robbins entered. “Deck 18,” he said. His face was bruised and battered.
Ensign Martin, the only other occupant in the lift, shared a small knowing smile. They never went to the Infirmary. Never used dermal regenerators. They wore their bruises as badges of honor.
“Jeez,” Robbins muttered without looking up. “That Ensign Tyler Durden really packs a mean punch.”
Martin leaned against the wall, streaks of light pulsing past as they passed each deck. “Yeah, he’s a maniac.”
“You don’t think our new little cult leader is, uh, you know, a little wacko?”
“Naw.” Robbins rubbed his chin. “He just likes to fight. Must be part Klingon without the crab shell head.”
“The first day I met him, he told me… get this. He called me a maggot. I mean, I outrank the little chump. We were walking the upper scaffold in Engineering. I said, what’s that Ensign? He said I’m nothing special. That I’m not a beautiful or unique snowflake.”
“He’s right, you know.”
“Yeah, but the thing is, my mom always used to call me her unique little snowflake. I grew up on Pura Penthe, you know. Cold as hell there”
Martin chortled. “Are you kidding me? I am Jack’s complete lack of surprise.”
“No, really.” Robbins stared back absently. “Snowflake.”
“By the way, Pura Penthe is technically an asteroid.”
Robbins frowned. “You’re an ass-droid.”
The turbo lift slowed and opened onto Deck 18.
“We have arrived, Lieutenant Snowflake,” Martin said, bowing with an arm outstretched to the hallway. “Welcome to the Holodeck Suite. Time to rip you a new black hole.”
“We’ll see about that,” Robbins replied, smacking a fist into his palm. “Bam!”
Andy: I’m beginning to look forward to these little stories when Tshirt Contest release a new t-shirt.
This post was submitted by Tod Kennedy.
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I get the feel thing that the colours on this design mean something to American football fans, but since the coverage we get in the UK doesn’t go beyond the NFL (well, we can get college games via ESPN, but I can’t justify an extra $15 a month when I won’t watch it that much) I can’t immediately identify the team, and since ‘Ohio Football’ brought up a lot of green in Google Images I’m a little confused.
The good thing about this shirt, and the thing that attracted me to it first amongst the football related shirts on offer at Garage Cotton, was that it can be enjoyed by someone who isn’t necessarily a sports fan, hell, I’ll probably never go to Ohio and I think that it’s a great shirt!
Costiness=$26 Buy it at Garage Cotton (also available in other colourways)
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Magic & Voodoo are a new-ish surf lifestyle brand from the UK, I’m not entirely sure which part of the UK, but if I had to guess I’d say the South coast, because their summers are rather more surf-friendly than we have here in the North.
I like the use of negative space/printing on this shirt, the idea of the big block of light blue print with bits ‘cut out’ of it to create the design works really well. I may not be a surfer, and for all my attempts at bodyboarding in Cornwall I am still woeful at it, but I still think this tee is pretty cool.
For a limited time you can also get a whopping 50% off your order with the coupon code super50 providing you’ve got £20 of goods in your cart.
Costiness=£14.99 Buy it at Magic & Voodoo
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