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Collective Clothing · August 1st, 2012, 09:54 PM

Just for the record, Don Newman came to Barnes and said there is an entire table full of defective prints that came off the Sportsman, true story, Barnes said let Hoffman win he paid the bill LOL

GraphicDisorder · August 1st, 2012, 10:35 PM

Cool story bro.

CustomizedPrintables · August 1st, 2012, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by inkman996

I thought I read Sandusky frequented kent state hmmmm I wonder.

Sometimes you guys cross the line so bad I wonder if you can still see it. I do not know how making light of this could ever be considered humorous or clever.

Collective Clothing · August 2nd, 2012, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by CustomizedPrintables

Sometimes you guys cross the line so bad I wonder if you can still see it. I do not know how making light of this could ever be considered humorous or clever.

True story, Barnes went to the Penn State summer football camp as a child, ash grey t-shirt bold navy plastisol with block letters, probably printed through a 110 mesh LOL

Collective Clothing · August 2nd, 2012, 12:08 AM

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Cool story bro.

Dear M&R PosterBoy,

Check your facts!

Brandt, you are literally the M&R poster boy, see pic below >>>

Screen Printer · August 2nd, 2012, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by jmd

I just asked how many prints he had on the machine, trying to see what context Ted's statement is in.

JMD...The way I look at it....I never screen printed in my life.

I am getting good results....but to be fair....I am doing mostly solids.

My first job was a 5 color...I did not have everything setup at the time.

I got Alan to print the job for me.

Then they ordered a 2nd batch.

I printed the 2nd batch.

So...I had something to judge my work off of.

It came out very good...in fact....I got several more jobs from the same client.

So...In reality.....it doesn't matter how many impressions you have...what matters is if my clients like my work.

You ranking me doesn't matter a bit as long as my clients are dropping the green.

Printwizard · August 2nd, 2012, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Screen Printer

JMD...The way I look at it....I never screen printed in my life.

I am getting good results....but to be fair....I am doing mostly solids.

My first job was a 5 color...I did not have everything setup at the time.

I got Alan to print the job for me.

Then they ordered a 2nd batch.

I printed the 2nd batch.

So...I had something to judge my work off of.

It came out very good...in fact....I got several more jobs from the same client.

So...In reality.....it doesn't matter how many impressions you have...what matters is if my clients like my work.

You ranking me doesn't matter a bit as long as my clients are dropping the green.

Hey Ted, it's nice you stick up for liking your machine. The fact you are happy and your customers are happy is all that counts, and of course you are making money. There are knockers out there, plenty of them and I guessed you had been off the boards either as been too busy or couldn't be bothered with the negativity. Anyway, nice to hear how you've been getting on. Even if your ink stinks!!!
Regards,
Mike.

jmd · August 2nd, 2012, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Screen Printer

JMD...The way I look at it....I never screen printed in my life.

I am getting good results....but to be fair....I am doing mostly solids.

My first job was a 5 color...I did not have everything setup at the time.

I got Alan to print the job for me.

Then they ordered a 2nd batch.

I printed the 2nd batch.

So...I had something to judge my work off of.

It came out very good...in fact....I got several more jobs from the same client.

So...In reality.....it doesn't matter how many impressions you have...what matters is if my clients like my work.

You ranking me doesn't matter a bit as long as my clients are dropping the green.

Ted, chill out, I only asked how many prints were on the machine, it really is a common question in this industry ( you will understand that after you have actually been in the industry for a while). You are correct solid is childs play, but everyone starts somewhere. I do thing its a little funny that you are going to train someone and you could use years of experience before you are proficent at it. It might make sense to hire someone that has experience, just a thought.

jmd · August 2nd, 2012, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by CustomizedPrintables

Sometimes you guys cross the line so bad I wonder if you can still see it. I do not know how making light of this could ever be considered humorous or clever.

That's interesting you say that, your saleman Robert had some disgusting posts when the nuc tragedy happened a year or so ago.

inkman996 · August 2nd, 2012, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by CustomizedPrintables

Sometimes you guys cross the line so bad I wonder if you can still see it. I do not know how making light of this could ever be considered humorous or clever.

Who said I was joking?