Teacup Cafe Part VII

[Lady Marion Magdalena]

There's plenty more shrimp! Lotesse cooks enough food to feed an army, remember!

[The last sane person]

....*follows trail of plates to the two dragons and Leroy* Well, apperantly our resident beastise eat far more than an army.

[Earniel]

Originally Posted by Lotesse

read something Hobbit said somewhere the other day, but now I forget what he said - something about how we can't profit off the shirts, or something. Erk. Sorry so vague. Sometimes my memory does me like this.

edit 2 add: So, we can buy this special paper ourselves, and print out the pattern ourselves & iron it on our own shirts? Is that allowed? How do we do that? Can we do that?

Well, it would make sense that any money made on the T-shirts goes to the Entmoot and helps keeping the site up and running. Especially since its name and website are on the T-shirt. The designs were specifically made for the Entmoot (my little contribution), so I would like to ask not to print them yourself. It wouldn't be entirely fair.

I've printed it just as a test to see if the paper worked and because I didn't have any other picture on my computer worth that I wanted on a T-shirt. And I wanted to see whether the design would work on a T-shirt, since it's the first time I drew something like this. And lastly, I'm the artist, I'm allowed.

Most likely the real printed T-shirts will be of superior quality anyway than my home-made attempt.

Originally Posted by The last sane person

How much did the paper cost you mum Earniel?

Not much, a few euros. The T-shirt was more expensive. But I wouldn't know where it is sold.

Originally Posted by Rev. Justin Timberlake

Superb. Although, I'm convinced it will look like I caught the gay if I wore a shirt with sleeves like that. .

Sometimes I pity you men. A little bit of colour and you immediately fear your virility will be questioned.

[Grey_Wolf]

Are they green, these t-shirts? With a white 3D ENTMOOT on them. Or should we have a stylized Ent on them?

[Rev. Justin Timberlake]

Originally Posted by Eärniel

Sometimes I pity you men. A little bit of colour and you immediately fear your virility will be questioned.

I would question my virility and masculinity and sanity myself! And it's not as much the colour of the sleeves as it is the shape. I'm sure that t-shirt would be a few sizes too small as well, which would just add to the sniggering "OMG that dude's one of them gays!1!"

[Grey_Wolf]

A few peaceful pics from the Badger's Wood Garden section of the Café...



and


Fallow deer

[Nurvingiel]

Earniel, are you going to post that stuff in the T-shirt thread? I think CafePress only makes black and white shirts, as rad as a green one would be.

Okay everone, there's an elk in the garden but don't panic. We'll just slowly back away, we don't want to startle it.

Hey, where did everybody go?

Okay don't panic... doooon't panic...

Ow! What was that?! Ow ow ow a badger! Aaa it's clawing my leg!

Okay, I can get onto the roof from here hup! oof ow

whew!

The Elk is not a Tame Elk.

[Grey_Wolf]

250 year old dead elm outside my mum's house.

Taken with my new digitalkamera.

[Farimir Captain of Gondor]

Awe Nurv, GW's furry buddies are always nice. You must have caught Ernie off gaurd. Ernie the Elk that is. Benny was probably having a war flash back and thought your leg was one of those wicked porcupines. Poor Nurv, we'll have to tell GW to have a talk with his Badger Brigade.


Good Morning Entmoot!

I have an interesting question for all. I recently talked to someone on the phone that I chat with from time to time and I noticed after I had talked to them I started to read what they had written differently. Has this happened to anyone else? I mean, would you read this differently if you knew what I sounded like?

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Nurvingiel

Earniel, are you going to post that stuff in the T-shirt thread? I think CafePress only makes black and white shirts, as rad as a green one would be.

Okay everone, there's an elk in the garden but don't panic. We'll just slowly back away, we don't want to startle it.

Hey, where did everybody go?

Okay don't panic... doooon't panic...

Ow! What was that?! Ow ow ow a badger! Aaa it's clawing my leg!

Okay, I can get onto the roof from here hup! oof ow

whew!

The Elk is not a Tame Elk.

Fye, bad badger. Come here and...Sit!

[Farimir Captain of Gondor]

Awe, don't be to hard on the little guy he's been through alot. Good morning GW. The Lyrd story is going great! I'm having a blast reading it. Keep up the good work.

[Grey_Wolf]

*Benny the Badger turns and lopes, á bit shamed, over where i stand and rubs his snout on my trouserleg affectionately*
"ok. ok. that's alright, just as long as u dont do it again." says i and pats the friendly little creature.

And God Morning to u to, Faramir. Yes, i thought i did rather well there with the terms.

[Serenoli]

Originally Posted by Farimir

I have an interesting question for all. I recently talked to someone on the phone that I chat with from time to time and I noticed after I had talked to them I started to read what they had written differently. Has this happened to anyone else? I mean, would you read this differently if you knew what I sounded like?

Well, usually when I chat with people I've already talked with, and know how they sound, I do kind of imagine them saying it with their voice. I suppose if I knew how you sounded, I would read it differently. Hmmm... wonder how you read me?

[Lady Marion Magdalena]

I would question my virility and masculinity and sanity myself! And it's not as much the colour of the sleeves as it is the shape. I'm sure that t-shirt would be a few sizes too small as well, which would just add to the sniggering "OMG that dude's one of them gays!1!"

*Thinks of the perferctly straight boys she's seen wearing pink polo shirts as opposed to the gays she knows who wear the average jeans and t-shirt combo*

Where's the broom? We appear to have some stray Stereotypes spinning cobwebs in here. Not at all healthy, some of us have allergies, you know.

[Farimir Captain of Gondor]

Does this look like the face of an evil badger? I think not. Benny, so cute.

[Grey_Wolf]

Nah, Benny's alright. He just got a bit overexcited when he saw Nurv.

[Farimir Captain of Gondor]

If any of you are in here and have not gone and read Serenoli's The Lonely Elf, shame on you. Go and read it right now. The girl's got talent.

[Rev. Justin Timberlake]

Originally Posted by Farimir Captain of Gondor

I have an interesting question for all. I recently talked to someone on the phone that I chat with from time to time and I noticed after I had talked to them I started to read what they had written differently. Has this happened to anyone else? I mean, would you read this differently if you knew what I sounded like?

It has happened to me before, a few times. You conceptualize the pitch and texture of a person's voice, while reading their words. When reality conflicts with your conceptualization, one of them is gonna take over. Usually it's reality. Your concept of that person's voice is altered by and becomes how it was just perceived, if that makes sense.

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Farimir Captain of Gondor

If any of you are in here and have not gone and read Serenoli's The Lonely Elf, shame on you. Go and read it right now. The girl's got talent.

Have done so. Migthy good writing, Serenoli.

[Farimir Captain of Gondor]

Originally Posted by Rev. Justin Timberlake

It has happened to me before, a few times. You conceptualize the pitch and texture of a person's voice, while reading their words. When reality conflicts with your conceptualization, one of them is gonna take over. Usually it's reality. Your evolved concept of that person's voice is altered by and becomes how it was just perceived, if that makes sense.

I think I understand what you're trying to say. Like, when someone has an accent you read words the way they would say them? The girl I talk to has a southern accent and though she doesn't write words like "ya'll" and "howdy", I know stereotypical, and types like everyone else, I've began to read everything in that southern accent.