eight pride parade

Looking for another way to say Yes on 8? Let your chest (and back) do the talking! Let's face it, if you're a woman, someone's bound to be reading your chest at some point during the day... might as well have them read something of actual worth (words), a bold statement, a phrase that will generally cause a bit of shock or an unreadable expression from the viewer and you won't know if they agree or disagree... no matter what, it makes for a good time at the grocery store! (or Souplantation, if you're my roommate). Clothes used to be about covering nudity...protection from the elements... even fashion... all those purposes are sooooo last season. Now it's all about the eight.

So if you're ready to put that torso of yours to good use, you are ready for a FREE (-ly printed) SHIRT FROM ME! You provide the shirt and I'll print it for free, OR I'll buy the shirt and you can pay me back, and I'll still print it for free. You'll for sure have it by this weekend's rallies. Show your Eight Pride!!

shirts are $4.50 women, $5.00 men... specify Yellow Haze (as seen in this blog) -- OR, for the truly devoted, Lemon Zest (the vibrant, bold yellow of the Yes on 8 campaign) along with the size (women's shirts S-M-L-XL; men's S-M-L-XL-XXL).

Best deal in town. Really, I don't care if no one wants a shirt, less work for me, but... you just might. I'm planning on wearing mine every day during non-work hours (not quite appropriate for the workplace, somehow...) If it starts to stink, all the better-- then I will really get people's attention.

the back of the shirt is the Yes on 8 logo, used with permission (as far as I can tell; it was available for download on the protectmarriage.com site... good enough! I had to re-draw it anyway, the file was too small)...

Oh and you may wonder, why not put the logo on the front of the shirt? I'll let you find the answer to that question for yourself. Here's a hint: the upward curving arms and the round heads of the adult figures combine to form a shape that would be a liiiiittle bit awkward on the front of a female shirt... what I like to label/warn as "awkward placement" to my screen printing students... :)

And by the way, at MY house, we are all about the 8.

our yard sign has been stolen about three times so far...

Erin is Super Eight, and spends all of her free (and not-so-free) time making calls via the Internet... (sometimes she forgets they can't see her, and she actually waves when she starts off her conversation with a big "HI!". True story. We forgive her.)

and I (and my car) adamantly, vehemently, absolutely protest the actions of the CTA and Superintendent of Schools in donating 1.4 million dollars to the NO campaign, to aid in the defeat of a proposition that, in THEIR words, "...has nothing to do with kids and schools." What??!!! Don't even get me started. Seriously, don't.


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