Gray on 23/2/2007 at 23:33

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This is a thread about t-shirt printing techniques.

I'm generally quite displeased by a great deal of things. I'm also quite extrovert about these ideas, befitting of an angry teen, but perhaps less flattering of a man in his mid-30s. Regardless, I'm still quite upset about things, and I occasionally print t-shirts with my favourite slogan of the week (after this recent failed election, it was "this country is going to hell again", since I remember how it was last time around that certain political party was in power). But, although my technique of printing t-shirt (antagonistic or otherwise) has improved greatly over the years, I'm looking for a somewhat more professional way of doing it. One that you can still do from your home, but neater and faster than cutting out a mask and dutting with a sponge.

I need to tell people RIGHT NOW that their opinon sucks, and I'm clearly enlightened. Or some other crap. Or just that I viciously HATE that commercial radio station they always play at the gym. I have a brainful of anti-slogans, but am lacking in technique. I need a method that is fast. One I can use to oppose the political agenda of the day, or if you prefer, the latest whatever-band-is-in-fashion.

Links are appreciated.

Gray on 23/2/2007 at 23:42

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Well, yes, but they don't do single prints do they?

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...that's affordable, I mean. Everything is affordable if you make 100 of them. But I clearly won't.

Gray on 23/2/2007 at 23:52

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I see. I can get a lovely black longsleeve T with my preferred anti-capitalist anti-globalist logo of choice for only $23.99. I bet the gods of irony are pissing themselves right now.

Gray on 24/2/2007 at 04:01

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See, that would set me back about 17 years in my persistent agitation, and several steps in technique. But I do appreciate the humour. I'm not just an angry bastard with a pen. I'm an angry bastard with a printer.

Gray on 24/2/2007 at 04:24

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You've got it all wrong. It's not Rebels 'R' Us Inc Logos, it's voicing general displeasure about the very same, and how to quickly and efficiently print it on already-owned cloth. As cheaply as possible. And, preferrably, while grunting about hidden political agendas.