you guys all beat me to it. the vloggers are not *all* middle aged... 

having said that, i wouldn't wear (sorry) a vlogger t-shirt unless it looked really cool... and i am *not* middle aged....  

the problem with mouse pads are 1. a lot of people use laptops and *no* mouse and 2. it's not really advertising it/ spreading the word if you use a mouse pad in your own home. 

I return to badges and stickers. they're great!

trine

ps. am i not supposed to get my own messages to this list (I don't!) or am i not properly registered...? or it this another irritating gmail bug?




On 29 Aug 2005, at 18:49, Stephanie Bryant wrote:

On 8/29/05, Randolfe Wicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Devlon, I think the t-shirt market is very age-limited.  Those who look best
> in t-shirts are usually in their teens and twenties.  Most vloggers are more
> middle-aged.

I disagree. I think most vloggers are in the 20-30's range, but it
doesn't matter; t-shirts are not age-limited. They look about the same
on everyone, regardless of age. Shape has more to do with how a
t-shirt hangs on a person.

> However, I think vlogging mousepads would have a universal appeal since all
> vloggers use computers.

Heh. I don't use a mouse. I know many people who don't use a mouse.
Mousepad=coaster in my house.

> The problem with t-shirts is you have to have them in three or four sizes.

Yes, that's true of any garment.

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Stephanie Bryant
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Vlog: http://mortaine.blogspot.com
Audioblog: http://bookramble.blogspot.com


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