Switch
2003-01-09 17:01:30+00 by
Dan Lyke
7 comments
Our offices are right next to Mr. S Leather, so it isn't unusual for me to see lots of sexual culture references on folks on the street, but when I walked down to the Moscone center to grab some stuff at the hardware store yesterday at lunch I was bewildered by the number of folks declaring their ambivalence with "Switch" T-shirts. It took me all the way to 4th street to remember that it's MacWorld![[Wiki]](/adbanners/lookingglass.png)
week. I need a Linux shirt that says "Top" on the front and gives the appropriate output on the back.
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#Comment made: 2003-01-09 17:06:16+00 by:
petronius
Have you got the hardware to handle a Top shirt in Frisco?
#Comment made: 2003-01-09 18:06:32+00 by:
other_todd
Petronius beat me to the thought. That's a claim not to be made lightly.
#Comment made: 2003-01-09 18:47:10+00 by:
Dan Lyke
Hey, if a bunch of Mac users can claim to play both sides, I'm pretty sure I not only know better what their networks really want, but have the skills to keep those machines in control without injuring them. And I can do amazing tricks with knots in Cat5.
#Comment made: 2003-01-10 00:29:00+00 by:
TheBrad
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Hey, don't knock the Mac users! Can I get a t-shirt that says
%uptime
up always, ∞ users, load averages: more than adequate
#Comment made: 2003-01-10 11:02:10+00 by:
meuon
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http://www.mr-s-leather-fetter...hopping.cgi?button=Find&item=LS1
A personal trip'er trapper - Lots of other interesting stuff there..
I was suprised to see the TENS units (electrical play) and accessories.
#Comment made: 2003-01-10 16:47:07+00 by:
baylink
# top
Don't forget the prompt.
<ROAR>
#Comment made: 2003-01-10 19:04:37+00 by:
phoffman
We definitely need a single source for nerdy sex-related t-shirts. The "top" one would certainly be a big seller.
I just wish the people who sell Virtual PC or VMWare would make a line of t-shirts. The possibilities are endless. (And I don't claim trademark rights for the custom t-shirt I made for the Gay Pride Parade circa 1985 that said "Both sides now"...) (But was upstaged by a really cute woman riding a unicycle, wearing a t-shirt that said "Bisexual built for two"...)