Re: Earl Grey
Here you go Bounty42
Re: Earl Grey
I can never drink earl grey without hearing Picard in my head. +1
Re: Earl Grey
But....I don't want to wear the red shirt!
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Radscoolian wrote:I can never drink earl grey without hearing Picard in my head. +1Same, and I don't even drink tea. Well, not hot tea. Earl Grey makes a good iced tea you know.
odysseyroc wrote:don't like star trek, not a big tea fan. +1And that's ok.
Mavyn wrote:But....I don't want to wear the red shirt!They all wore red on TNG...or more cranberry, to be technical...I guess I should have thought this through a little more.
Re: Earl Grey
This is so close to being a shirt that I'd love. But it's not quite there. The word "tea" goes first, and the "make it so" part is unnecessary.
roysterer wrote:This is so close to being a shirt that I'd love. But it's not quite there. The word "tea" goes first, and the "make it so" part is unnecessary.
You are correct of course, but since I tried to fit it to the "keep calm" form, I made concessions. You can read the cup literally, then the rest and it works a bit better. Maybe?
j5 wrote:They all wore red on TNG...or more cranberry, to be technical...I guess I should have thought this through a little more.
Thanks for the votes and comments.
Trifling. It is funnier because of the red. ![]()
Re: Earl Grey
Nerd note- Jean-Luc Picard is French. So, this shirt is very inappropriate for this derby.
That said I still love and voted for it.
axphw1 wrote:Nerd note- Jean-Luc Picard is French. So, this shirt is very inappropriate for this derby.
That said I still love and voted for it.
Thanks for the vote. Patrick Stewart is English, close enough?
axphw1 wrote:Nerd note- Jean-Luc Picard is French. So, this shirt is very inappropriate for this derby.
That said I still love and voted for it.
Counter nerd-note: If Jean Juc Picard is french, why on earth doesn't he speak with a french accent instead of a mildly english one? hmm?
(that's rhetorical, I know the actor is english)
runnerfrog13 wrote:Counter nerd-note: If Jean Juc Picard is french, why on earth doesn't he speak with a french accent instead of a mildly english one? hmm?
(that's rhetorical, I know the actor is english)
Counter-counter-nerd:
memory Alpha wrote:Despite Picard having been born in France, he had a distinct English accent. According to TNG: "Code of Honor", by the 24th century, French was considered an archaic language
Re: Earl Grey
Still a little miffed my microwave isn't voice activated so I can do this.
As of Monday Morning, the count is:
20 Rejected Designs
18 Tea cups (where the only reference is TEA)
6 Abby Roads
7 Keep Calms (two are yours)
bounty42 wrote:Still a little miffed my microwave isn't voice activated so I can do this.
As of Monday Morning, the count is:
20 Rejected Designs
18 Tea cups (where the only reference is TEA)
6 Abby Roads
7 Keep Calms (two are yours)
How many union Jack's?
j5 wrote:How many union Jack's?
by themselves or as part of a greater design?
bounty42 wrote:by themselves or as part of a greater design?
Flags:
Union Flags as Primary Feature of Design - 8
Union Flags as Incidental Part - 15
(including 2 tea tags)
Union Flags missing stripes - 1
Rejected Union Flags - 3
27 total
St. George's Crosses - 5
Rejected - 1
6 total
British Royal Air Medalion - 1
Stars and Stripes - 2 *headdesk*
axphw1 wrote:Nerd note- Jean-Luc Picard is French. So, this shirt is very inappropriate for this derby.
That said I still love and voted for it.
I was thinking the same thing. It is inappropriate for this derby.