Bannon is racing? thats a good thing. It will be very
good for him now and in years to come in many different ways,
respect for self and others.

So anyhow Al and I got Pridmore, Tony Meiring, and Josh Hayes to
sign the shirts with their numbers, and Greg White signed his name
and added a SPEED under it. Bannon signed, and next will be
Peckhammer and GW then Culprit. Jenner where are you?
snip?

Today I met up with Al (and of course the NART shirts) and we headed on down
to Pacific Raceways (formerly SIR) for the 2 Fast Seattle 100 event.
http://2-fast.org/seattle-100.html Bannon was riding in this event for the
2nd time, after having a blast at the inaugural event.

So anyhow Al and I got Pridmore, Tony Meiring, and Josh Hayes to sign the
shirts with their numbers, and Greg White signed his name and added a SPEED
under it. Bannon signed, and next will be Peckhammer and GW then Culprit..

PICS
http://groups.msn.com/MCTripPics/nart.msnw

Calgary <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in
news:10dvj0pi62ll0f013ru0vuctoa4r41ui98@4ax.com:

snip
Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided
to do was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of
commemorative shirts with all of the participants names printed on
them. Final design and content is still open for discussion. One
thing we could do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts
and include an 8x10 print with them.

All ideas and suggestions are welcome.

Cool…thanks for the update, Don.

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided to do
was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of commemorative
shirts with all of the participants names printed on them. Final
design and content is still open for discussion. One thing we could
do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts and include an 8x10
print with them.

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided
to do was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of
commemorative shirts with all of the participants names printed on
them. Final design and content is still open for discussion. One
thing we could do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts
and include an 8x10 print with them.

All ideas and suggestions are welcome.

"Andrew" <yogig.nospam.nospamm.no.spam.@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:2q9hhbFt59voU1@uni-berlin.de:

snip
So anyhow Al and I got Pridmore, Tony Meiring, and Josh Hayes to
sign the shirts with their numbers, and Greg White signed his name
and added a SPEED under it. Bannon signed, and next will be
Peckhammer and GW then Culprit. Jenner where are you?
snip?

Wohoo…the NART shirts are famous! Thanks for the pics, Andrew (and Al
and Bannon).

Hey Don….what do you think the chances are of getting the signatures on
the shirts copied or photographed or something and transferred onto an
official NART signed shirt? There must be a way to do it and it would
be really cool to have the shirts “with” the signatures on them for
those of us who’d want to buy them.

Just a thought…(or maybe you guys have already thought of it and I’ve
missed it).

"Calgary" <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in message
news:10dvj0pi62ll0f013ru0vuctoa4r41ui98@4ax.com...

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided to do
was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of commemorative
shirts with all of the participants names printed on them. Final
design and content is still open for discussion. One thing we could
do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts and include an 8x10
print with them.

i missed the bit where you say who gets to keep the route shirt...

but i must suggest that whoever "owns" it ought to consider handing it over
to Bob Nixon for safe keeping.

-kelly

On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 18:52:46 -0700, "culprit" <culprit@flashmail.com
wrote:


"Calgary" <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in message
news:10dvj0pi62ll0f013ru0vuctoa4r41ui98@4ax.com...

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided to do
was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of commemorative
shirts with all of the participants names printed on them. Final
design and content is still open for discussion. One thing we could
do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts and include an 8x10
print with them.

i missed the bit where you say who gets to keep the route shirt...

but i must suggest that whoever "owns" it ought to consider handing it
over
to Bob Nixon for safe keeping.

-kelly


Now that was a hot topic.

One of the shirts will remain the property of the Tour Participants
with Sunny as the steward. There will be a draw for the other one
with all the participants from Reeky eligible.

Lots of options were discussed and this seemed to be the one accepted
by most.

"Calgary" <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in message
news:94evj0hvssj41a0e8cc14aorcvfn06432e@4ax.com...
On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 18:52:46 -0700, "culprit" <culprit@flashmail.com
wrote:


"Calgary" <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in message
news:10dvj0pi62ll0f013ru0vuctoa4r41ui98@4ax.com...

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided to do
was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of commemorative
shirts with all of the participants names printed on them. Final
design and content is still open for discussion. One thing we could
do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts and include an 8x10
print with them.

i missed the bit where you say who gets to keep the route shirt...

but i must suggest that whoever "owns" it ought to consider handing it
over
to Bob Nixon for safe keeping.

-kelly


Now that was a hot topic.

One of the shirts will remain the property of the Tour Participants
with Sunny as the steward. There will be a draw for the other one
with all the participants from Reeky eligible.

Lots of options were discussed and this seemed to be the one accepted
by most.



You mean you aren't going to open a roadside shrine in Canada with the NART
shirts on display?

Andrew wrote:

PICS
http://groups.msn.com/MCTripPics/nart.msnw



Oooooooooh! Ce *leb* rity NART. Very cool.

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided
to do was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of
commemorative shirts with all of the participants names printed on
them. Final design and content is still open for discussion. One
thing we could do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts
and include an 8x10 print with them.

All ideas and suggestions are welcome.

Yeah we talked about this last winter. The problem is the printer
works off screens and they are limited in size. What we decided
to do was once the tour is complete, is prepare a run of
commemorative shirts with all of the participants names printed on
them. Final design and content is still open for discussion. One
thing we could do is take a high resolution picture of the shirts
and include an 8x10 print with them.

All ideas and suggestions are welcome.

So does that mean I shouldn't wash it?

"Calgary" <dlbcaldeletethis@telus.net> wrote in message

One of the shirts will remain the property of the Tour Participants
with Sunny as the steward. There will be a draw for the other one
with all the participants from Reeky eligible.

Lots of options were discussed and this seemed to be the one accepted
by most.


You mean you aren't going to open a roadside shrine in Canada with the NART
shirts on display?