Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
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Came up with this idea and thought I would see if there was any interest in putting it on shirts.
Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
Makes me smile 
I like it.
No tagline...people who know will get it. People who don't, just tell them to go to www.914world.com:)
No tagline...people who know will get it. People who don't, just tell them to go to www.914world.com:)
maybe the > symbol. Just cause it looks more mathy.
QUOTE(poorsche914 @ Jan 6 2011, 02:59 PM) 
Came up with this idea and thought I would see if there was any interest in putting it on shirts.
Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
Doesn't work very well for those of us who happen to have a teener & 911. I'd have to change shirts when I go from one to the other.
keith
QUOTE(luskesq @ Jan 6 2011, 07:25 PM)
Doesn't work very well for those of us who happen to have a teener & 911. I'd have to change shirts when I go from one to the other.
keith
keith
Well, then, how about this? Could be on the other side or another shirt
QUOTE(poorsche914 @ Jan 6 2011, 04:37 PM)
QUOTE(luskesq @ Jan 6 2011, 07:25 PM)
Doesn't work very well for those of us who happen to have a teener & 911. I'd have to change shirts when I go from one to the other.
keith
keith
Well, then, how about this? Could be on the other side or another shirt
I'm liking that concept. Would create some real confusion for some of the 911 snobs.
keith
QUOTE(underthetire @ Jan 6 2011, 03:48 PM)
maybe the > symbol. Just cause it looks more mathy.
.... but it also means "or equal to" and we don't want to encourage that type of thinking on here!
Only "greater than"!!!!
QUOTE(luskesq @ Jan 6 2011, 04:25 PM)
Doesn't work very well for those of us who happen to have a teener & 911. I'd have to change shirts when I go from one to the other.
keith
Keith - easy enough to solve, just sell the "lesser" 911 & get a "greater" 914-6!
QUOTE(poorsche914 @ Jan 6 2011, 04:37 PM)
QUOTE(luskesq @ Jan 6 2011, 07:25 PM)
Doesn't work very well for those of us who happen to have a teener & 911. I'd have to change shirts when I go from one to the other.
keith
keith
Well, then, how about this? Could be on the other side or another shirt
Nope, IMHO stick to the original & let them get their own dang 911 snob shirts!
911<914/6
Original Shirt is GREaT
I like the do the math tag. Oh, and I own both a 911 and a 914...
Both the 914 and the 911 have good qualities and I like some things about each model. 
If you start thinking that your car is > another then you are falling into the same catagory as some of the PCA 911 snobs that used to look down on my lowly 914.
Cheers, Elliot
If you start thinking that your car is > another then you are falling into the same catagory as some of the PCA 911 snobs that used to look down on my lowly 914. Cheers, Elliot
What are you talking about Elliot? It's just a simple math equation, nine hundred fourteen is a greater number than nine hundred eleven.
QUOTE(Elliot Cannon @ Jan 6 2011, 09:50 PM)
Both the 914 and the 911 have good qualities and I like some things about each model.
If you start thinking that your car is > another then you are falling into the same catagory as some of the PCA 911 snobs that used to look down on my lowly 914. Cheers, Elliot
QUOTE(poorsche914 @ Jan 6 2011, 06:59 PM)
Came up with this idea and thought I would see if there was any interest in putting it on shirts.
Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
I like it. Roll with it.
QUOTE(mojorisen914 @ Jan 7 2011, 09:17 AM)
QUOTE(poorsche914 @ Jan 6 2011, 06:59 PM)
Came up with this idea and thought I would see if there was any interest in putting it on shirts.
Does it need a tagline? Something like "Do the math" or is it good on its own?
I like it. Roll with it.
+1 Can I get one in 3XL? 
QUOTE(biosurfer1 @ Jan 7 2011, 08:02 AM)
What are you talking about Elliot? It's just a simple math equation, nine hundred fourteen is a greater number than nine hundred eleven.
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