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Nick Malik said:Anyway, 90% of the t-shirts were geared towards Linux or gaming.
Personally, I'm not much for wearing a penguin.
Must one be anti-Linux to join Microsoft? Or does working for Microsoft
make one anti-Linux?
Nick Malik said:Anyway, 90% of the t-shirts were geared towards Linux or gaming.
Personally, I'm not much for wearing a penguin.
Nick Malik said:Kinda off topic...
I'd like to get a list of fun messages that you have seen, or would like
to
see, on a t-shirt highlighting .Net development and/or agile methods.
I'll
present the list to some T-Shirt companies to get them thinking. (e.g.
you
don't get to keep them. All of this stuff goes to public domain except
for
registered trademarks).
Try to avoid trademarks.
Go for plays on words, or simply have fun with syntax.
Double meanings are encouraged.
Take everything with a grain of salt.
It is OK to offend a few geeks.
Darious Snell said:This is just an idea that would allow you to use a few of your favorite slogans.
Have fun!
Front of Shirt *****************
outline of textbox - empty
outline of picturebox - empty
Back of Shirt ******************
Public Sub ReadShirt() Handles myShirt.Read
Dim MySlogans(5)
MySlogans(0) = "DotNet: Code for Actual People To Use"
MySlogans(1) = "It's not Refactoring if it doesn't work yet."
MySlogans(2) = "When all else fails, obfuscate"
MySlogans(3) = "Too clear. Please obfuscate."
Randomize()
Dim MyValue As Integer
MyValue = CInt(Int((4 * Rnd())))
MyShirt.Front.Text = MySlogans(MyValue)
MyShirt.Front.Logo = Microsoft.Net
End Sub
if you worked in a Solaris shop, would you wear a .Net T-Shirt?
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