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Date: 30 Dec 2006 15:33:05
From: Ryan Cousineau
Subject: LIVEDRUNK jersey update
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I think the survey results are virtually all in, and a few latecomers
are unlikely to change the results.
I can't show you the results directly, so here's a sumy:
22 respondents
Flocked vs. Embroidered:
4 Flocked
15 Embroidered
3 abstentions
(79% preference for embroidery)
Second-line Slogan:
All surveyees responded.
More than half the votes favored no second line (12/55%)
The runners up, all with 4 votes (18%):
-Benjamin Franklin
It's not about the beer
Or get dropped
The remaining options got 0-2 votes each.
It looks like we'll be doing about 21 jerseys, so that's enough.
There were five comments. One indicated a preference order among three
slogans, two were greetings that identified the voters, and one asserted
an opinion about my sexuality. Oh yeah: and the fifth was my own
comment, when I tested the survey.
So that's great! More importantly, the preferences were strong, which
makes my job easy.
This means I'll figure out what's next, but I'll be ordering embroidered
jerseys with no second line.
I would note that for anyone who really really wants a second line,
there are lots of embroidery shops that are likely to be able to do
this. Indeed, right by my house is a custom embroiderer, and while I
haven't checked prices, I doubt it's exorbitant, even for a single item
(as far as I know all these things are done with a computer front-end,
so it's basically a CAM-sewing machine given its ching orders by a
funny printer driver).
If anyone has any questions about the survey, let me know.
--
Ryan Cousineau rcousine@sfu.ca http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos
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Date: 30 Dec 2006 12:25:00
From: MagillaGorilla
Subject: Re: LIVEDRUNK jersey update
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Dude - stop posting every week about your LIVEDRUNK jersey - nobody
fucking cares.
Merry Christmas,
Magilla
Ryan Cousineau wrote:
> I think the survey results are virtually all in, and a few latecomers
> are unlikely to change the results.
>
> I can't show you the results directly, so here's a sumy:
>
> 22 respondents
>
> Flocked vs. Embroidered:
> 4 Flocked
> 15 Embroidered
> 3 abstentions
>
> (79% preference for embroidery)
>
> Second-line Slogan:
> All surveyees responded.
>
> More than half the votes favored no second line (12/55%)
>
> The runners up, all with 4 votes (18%):
> -Benjamin Franklin
> It's not about the beer
> Or get dropped
>
> The remaining options got 0-2 votes each.
>
> It looks like we'll be doing about 21 jerseys, so that's enough.
>
> There were five comments. One indicated a preference order among three
> slogans, two were greetings that identified the voters, and one asserted
> an opinion about my sexuality. Oh yeah: and the fifth was my own
> comment, when I tested the survey.
>
> So that's great! More importantly, the preferences were strong, which
> makes my job easy.
>
> This means I'll figure out what's next, but I'll be ordering embroidered
> jerseys with no second line.
>
> I would note that for anyone who really really wants a second line,
> there are lots of embroidery shops that are likely to be able to do
> this. Indeed, right by my house is a custom embroiderer, and while I
> haven't checked prices, I doubt it's exorbitant, even for a single item
> (as far as I know all these things are done with a computer front-end,
> so it's basically a CAM-sewing machine given its ching orders by a
> funny printer driver).
>
> If anyone has any questions about the survey, let me know.
>
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Date: 30 Dec 2006 07:48:52
From: bdbafh
Subject: Re: LIVEDRUNK jersey update
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On Dec 30, 10:33 am, Ryan Cousineau <rcous...@sfu.ca > wrote:
> I think the survey results are virtually all in, and a few latecomers
> are unlikely to change the results.
>
> I can't show you the results directly, so here's a sumy:
>
> 22 respondents
>
> Flocked vs. Embroidered:
> 4 Flocked
> 15 Embroidered
> 3 abstentions
>
> (79% preference for embroidery)
>
> Second-line Slogan:
> All surveyees responded.
>
> More than half the votes favored no second line (12/55%)
>
> The runners up, all with 4 votes (18%):
> -Benjamin Franklin
> It's not about the beer
> Or get dropped
>
> The remaining options got 0-2 votes each.
>
> It looks like we'll be doing about 21 jerseys, so that's enough.
>
> There were five comments. One indicated a preference order among three
> slogans, two were greetings that identified the voters, and one asserted
> an opinion about my sexuality. Oh yeah: and the fifth was my own
> comment, when I tested the survey.
>
> So that's great! More importantly, the preferences were strong, which
> makes my job easy.
>
> This means I'll figure out what's next, but I'll be ordering embroidered
> jerseys with no second line.
>
> I would note that for anyone who really really wants a second line,
> there are lots of embroidery shops that are likely to be able to do
> this. Indeed, right by my house is a custom embroiderer, and while I
> haven't checked prices, I doubt it's exorbitant, even for a single item
> (as far as I know all these things are done with a computer front-end,
> so it's basically a CAM-sewing machine given its ching orders by a
> funny printer driver).
>
> If anyone has any questions about the survey, let me know.
>
> --
> Ryan Cousineau rcous...@sfu.cahttp://www.wiredcola.com/
> "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
> to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos
I could see a post-production addition of a second line of "or die" for
the Mt. Washington Hill Climb event. Those "live free or die" New
Hampshire natives might give you a push up the 22% grade finish.
Perhaps cloth and 4 safety pins might suffice.
http://www.tinmtn.org/hillclimb/index.cfm
thanks.
-bdbafh
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