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Date: Wed, 3 Jul 1996 23:14:52 -0700
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From: polly@well.com (Jean Armour Polly)
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Subject: CM> T-SHIRTS
I have long wondered if someone shouldn't document the history of computing
through its T-shirts. As we know, you can't launch a product without a T
shirt, and you can't go to a computer trade show without coming home with a
new summer wardrobe for yourself, the family, the cat. Wouldn't it make a
great web page!
But, I will settle for the history of the Net thru its wearable art. I know
of the first Gophercon shirt, was that 1992? I have an assorted EFF
collection here, too. I also have a 1993 bootleg shirt from Cisco with the
famous New Yorker "Nobody knows you're a dog" cartoon on it and a Cisco
flyer on the bulletin board behind the computer.
But those can't have been the first. (Doesn't anyone know of a "Surfing the
Arpanet" shirt for example? ;-))
Jean Armour Polly 4146 Barker Hill Rd Jamesville NY 13078 USA
+1 315-469 8670 (EST -5 GMT) FAX-- +1 315 469-0176
http://www.well.com/user/polly/ polly@well.com
Net-mom Consulting, Content, and Freelance Writing
Author of The Internet Kids Yellow Pages
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Subject: CM> T-SHIRTS
I have long wondered if someone shouldn't document the history of computing
through its T-shirts. As we know, you can't launch a product without a T
shirt, and you can't go to a computer trade show without coming home with a
new summer wardrobe for yourself, the family, the cat. Wouldn't it make a
great web page!
But, I will settle for the history of the Net thru its wearable art. I know
of the first Gophercon shirt, was that 1992? I have an assorted EFF
collection here, too. I also have a 1993 bootleg shirt from Cisco with the
famous New Yorker "Nobody knows you're a dog" cartoon on it and a Cisco
flyer on the bulletin board behind the computer.
But those can't have been the first. (Doesn't anyone know of a "Surfing the
Arpanet" shirt for example? ;-))
Jean Armour Polly 4146 Barker Hill Rd Jamesville NY 13078 USA
+1 315-469 8670 (EST -5 GMT) FAX-- +1 315 469-0176
http://www.well.com/user/polly/ polly@well.com
Net-mom Consulting, Content, and Freelance Writing
Author of The Internet Kids Yellow Pages
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