(just for fun) MAINstream Moderate T-shirt

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The Anti-MAINstream Moderate Republican T-Shirt:I'm kind-of-sort-of in the t-shirt business. (and Yes, BK, I know I need to get you a war college shirt) E-mail me if you want one of these for $10. And, okay, so it's a little bit of a poke. But what do you expect?

If you need a small run custom job, that's my specialty. Just drop me a note, and I can inexpensively handle your "official blog" shirt. Perfect for the family.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Does your t-shirt machine have a spell check feature?
11:56 AM
PP said…
huh?

If you are referring to the spelling of "lite" that's part of the beer gag.
11:58 AM
Anonymous said…
Judgment. Not judgEment.
12:27 PM
PP said…
I stand corrected (but only a little).

Wikipedia actually uses both spellings: A judgment or judgement, in a legal context, is synonymous with the formal decision made by a court following legal proceedings.

I'm assuming because it's a common enough mistake, it has come into use as being allowed. Or at least to the point where most people don't catch it.

I know I didn't.

But, I do acknowledge that dropping the 'e' is the proper usage.
12:39 PM
PP said…
And I would add, at least according to this website

http://www.geocities.com/rwh5a/judgment/

Webster's Dictionary also accepts it with the evil "e".

Check out the website - its worth the laugh on the Judgement v. judgment debate.
12:43 PM
Anonymous said…
That's funny stuff.

I had no idea judgement had weaseled its way into the dictionary.

So I too, in a sense, stand corrected.

Although, if I were buying one of your shirts, I'd want it spelled without the extra 'e'.
1:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Ooh! Ooh! Could I commission a Black Marks on Wood Pulp shirt based on the timeless Grain Belt Premium logo??

That, my friend, would be grand (especially if it was white lettering on black shirt.)
2:18 PM
PP said…
Let me see what I can come up with. That doesn't sound too tough.
2:52 PM
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