Xilinx Tshirts in football package.....

Forgive me for asking, but if you object to wearing a free, wrinkled T-shirt, are you absolutely certain you're an engineer?

Bob Perlman Cambrian Design Works

That's priceless - deserves to be printed and framed!

John

Printed on a T-shirt, I am not sure about framing of shirts.

-- glen

:) - gets my BRBF* award, probably for the quarter [*Best Riposte, by far..]

-jg

I got an Altera Excalibur one at a seminar, compressed into a small cube. The wrinkles came out after I'd worn it (wrinkles and all) and washed it.

Leon

It is okay after you wash it twice.

I love it!

Dave

reminds me of this one :))

-Lasse

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"They that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -Benjamin Franklin, 1759

How did you get the T-Shirt? I would like to get one!

Hendra

me too 8-)

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Me too!

Dwayne

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Hendra wrote:

Unfortunately, I can't find the Dilbert episode, but it seems to me that Dilbert had invented a tube to stuff clothing into. He named it "dorkage" :-)

Dwayne Surdu-Miller

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen wrote:

For a while- I was throwing it at the junior engineers in the office whenever they walked by. With it unfolder- it is much harder to harass the June grads.