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From: Faux Pas <fauxpas@******.net>
Subject: ShadowRN T-Shirts, anyone?
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 21:29:14 -0500
Is there anybody interested in getting new and improved ShadowRN t-shirts?
With the time it took to get the orders done in the spring, if we start now,
we could get the shirts delivered by mid- to late- December. I'm sure the
readers of this list in the Southern Hemisphere wouldn't mind getting a
short-sleeve t-shirt during thier summer. And hey, it'll make a great
Christmas gift for the 'runner in your life.

I'll volunteer to organize the whole thing again, having seen what I got
myself into last April/May. This time, I'm thinking another black (or dark
colored) shirt: on front either a four-color design or a simulated 4c
process on black; on back, a list of everyone's names (and e-mail addresses,
space permitting) printed over the stylized "S" logo found in the word
"Shadowrun" on the front of the main rule book.

The cost should be anywhere from $10 to $15 a shirt, slightly higher for
XXLs and higher, plus shipping - figure $3 in the US of A and Canada, 'bout
$5 to Europe, $7 to Australia.

If you are interested in getting a shirt, and (here's the kicker) think you
can afford to buy one, e-mail me at fauxpas@******.net .

Right now, this is just a call to see if anyone is interested in getting a
t-shirt. If enough people want one, I'll go ahead and get more information
out and officially say I'm organizing a t-shirt for the mailing list.

[For those interested, the three rules I have to follow is: FASAMike gets a
shirt (so he can check for violations of copyright, uh huh. :) ), all the
proper copyright statements and trademarks are where they're supposed to go,
and that nobody makes a profit off of this.]

This in no way means that it's time for another Assistant Fearless Leader. :)


-Thomas Deeny
the Cartoonist at large is on the web at www2.cy-net.net/~fauxpas

Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die.

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