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Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Tue Apr 14, 2009 8:41 am
by Rusty the Scoob
Sounds awesome! I'll definitely want one, probably a medium. Let me know if I can paypal you or send a check or whatever. Thanks!
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Tue Apr 14, 2009 9:11 am
by wisedyes
I'm thinking I'll whip up a batch of dyes for the Philly show on Saturday night. Used to sell tons of them there back in the day. Memories.....
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Tue Apr 14, 2009 10:07 am
by astroman99
I bought this one in a bar across the street from thr garden(MSG), one of two shirts I ever bought , the other shirt was from the "Captain"--Eric
A turtle holding a rose.
I was more of a sticker, button guy, I guess when your body goes from med to 2xl it makes sense to buy stickers!
Emoto wrote:My favorite one that I bought was a simple white T-Shirt that looked like it had the DD logo on the front. Like this except without the cup:

Except, it actually read:
FUNKIN
GO NUTS
The looks I used to get in the supermarket from women pushing their carts along were priceless.

Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Thu Apr 16, 2009 9:25 am
by Rusty the Scoob
Is anyone going to the Philly shows who might also come to a Fennario show in MA sometime? I'm hoping to save Jim the trouble of putting a couple of shirts in the mail for me. I will definitely play better while wearing a L*E*S*H* t-shirt.

Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:44 pm
by Shuxter
I just picked up a cool shirt in the lot. The front has the steal your face skull with logo: Still better than Phish. The back has AARP Tour 2009 with a list of show towns.
In the lobby I got an incredible hooded w/ front zipper sweat shirt with The Dead on front and a lightning bolt on sleeve.
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:33 pm
by Rusty the Scoob
Personally I have a very strong distaste for any shirt that promotes animosity among fans.
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Wed Apr 22, 2009 12:15 pm
by warrenMFKNhaynes
My buddy makes shirts all the time. His thing is "picture in the front , Quote on the back" .
His most recent one is of John Bell of WSP, on the back it says "just like home".
One of them is a shot of bob talking to jer onstage and jer has his hand up to his ear, and it says "the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench"
Other Jerry ones: "Would you hold it near as it were your own?" "like the morning sun you come, and like the wind you go." "your rain falls like crazy fingers"
brent: "feel good music in your soul"
phil : "peals of fragile thunder"
bobby: "highway,moon, the clouds and stars"
Marley one: "Who feels it knows it lord"
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Wed Apr 22, 2009 12:20 pm
by Rusty the Scoob
If he's ever willing to ship I'd be very interested in a Peals of Fragile Thunder...
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Wed Apr 22, 2009 4:33 pm
by jlg327
warrenMFKNhaynes wrote:My buddy makes shirts all the time. His thing is "picture in the front , Quote on the back" .
His most recent one is of John Bell of WSP, on the back it says "just like home".
One of them is a shot of bob talking to jer onstage and jer has his hand up to his ear, and it says "the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench"
Other Jerry ones: "Would you hold it near as it were your own?" "like the morning sun you come, and like the wind you go." "your rain falls like crazy fingers"
brent: "feel good music in your soul"
phil : "peals of fragile thunder"
bobby: "highway,moon, the clouds and stars"
Marley one: "Who feels it knows it lord"
I bought a great hoodie back in 2000 when The Other Ones came to Penn State (and they had a special guest that night..."Hanson" sang on a couple tunes...and WEREN'T terrible...I still can't believe that).
Anyway, the hoodie was tan and had a picture of a younger Jerry on it, waving his 4.5 fingered hand. The back read "If I work as hard as I can in my lifetime, I may end up building this thing that nobody can tear down after I'm gone."
Loved that hoodie until the day it died....
Re: Parking Lot T-Shirts
PostPosted:Tue May 12, 2009 11:27 am
by Mick
There must be a lot of really little dudes out there if you're thinking medium and large for T-shirts for adults. My 10 year-old son wears men's size medium shirts, and he isn't fat or anything. I wear a XXL when I am not fat, and I'm only 6'1" tall, so it isn't like I am a giant or anything.