kneel wrote:one Large for me, please.

-Kneel

Terry wrote:You da man, XL please.

58Skylane wrote:You know I'm just a wanna be flyer right now and I won't be there next weekend. But. you also know I'm a whore for any kind of cool flying shirt.

I'm a 3XL But, 2XL is fine (I'll add it to my "someday" ( ) collection.

Thanks Rob!! And I'm enjoying what you left in my fridge!!

OregonMaule wrote:What is left 6-14-12 10PM
2Med
0Large
4XL
0XXL


I'll take request till this Friday the 15th I'll ask the shirt guy might try for Monday 18th. I have to come back to Troutdale Thursday 21st to get my boy. If I do more shirts I can pick them them up at that time WEATHER PERMITTING!!

Cheers

Zane wrote:These shirts are not endorsed by me. I appreciate someone stepping up to fill the gap for this year, as I decided to not make shirts. However I'd like to retain control of what apparel that bears the name of the website looks like. Make as many shirts as you like, but I'd appreciate it if the website address/name was removed from the design.

The whole Mile High thing is a sensitive issue right now, regardless how I feel about it, and I'd rather not have the name "backcountrypilot.org" attached to a shirt depicting any sensationalization of the matter. I personally have to answer to people who contact us about stuff, and am saddled with any negative PR down the road when I try to use the website name for good (like soliciting raffle donations.) It's the same as if I printed my own t-shirts with the Amark logo that caused some unpredictable controversial response from people in the timber products industry, then wore the shirt around to plywood mills.

Like I said, the shirts look nice. Just remove the "backcountrypilot.org"

Thanks.

Zane wrote:These shirts are not endorsed by me. I appreciate someone stepping up to fill the gap for this year, as I decided to not make shirts. However I'd like to retain control of what apparel that bears the name of the website looks like. Make as many shirts as you like, but I'd appreciate it if the website address/name was removed from the design.

The whole Mile High thing is a sensitive issue right now, regardless how I feel about it, and I'd rather not have the name "backcountrypilot.org" attached to a shirt depicting any sensationalization of the matter. I personally have to answer to people who contact us about stuff, and am saddled with any negative PR down the road when I try to use the website name for good (like soliciting raffle donations.) It's the same as if I printed my own t-shirts with the Amark logo that caused some unpredictable controversial response from people in the timber products industry, then wore the shirt around to plywood mills.

Like I said, the shirts look nice. Just remove the "backcountrypilot.org"

Thanks.

58Skylane wrote:I'm with Z man on this one. Sorry Rob's a good friend with Zane and me and I know Rob didn't mean no harm. I'm thinking Rob honestly overlooked the thought of asking to use the logo BCP.org without permission. I understand Zanes concerns and I think Zane explained it very well. Our company freaks out big time when somebody uses our logo or logo's without permission and freaks out even more if they use the wrong font, type, or color logo's for any reason. So I think Zane is being pretty nice about this one. Except, maybe a PM to Rob might have been the better route though.

Do I still get my shirt Rob??

OregonMaule wrote:What is left as of 6/14/2012 8AM
0 Small
3 Med
0 Large
7 XL
2 XXL

I'll take request till this Friday the 15th I'll ask the shirt guy might try for Monday 18th. I have to come back to Troutdale Thursday 21st to get my boy. If I do more shirts I can pick them them up at that time WEATHER PERMITTING!!

Cheers

OregonMaule wrote:

58Skylane wrote:I'm with Z man on this one. Sorry Rob's a good friend with Zane and me and I know Rob didn't mean no harm. I'm thinking Rob honestly overlooked the thought of asking to use the logo BCP.org without permission. I understand Zanes concerns and I think Zane explained it very well. Our company freaks out big time when somebody uses our logo or logo's without permission and freaks out even more if they use the wrong font, type, or color logo's for any reason. So I think Zane is being pretty nice about this one. Except, maybe a PM to Rob might have been the better route though.

Do I still get my shirt Rob??

I have a very thick skin and it takes a lot to get to me. Nothing a black sharpie wont fix
Before: BackcountryPilot.org

After: the sharpie fix BackcountryPilott.org

mountainmatt wrote:

OregonMaule wrote:

58Skylane wrote:I'm with Z man on this one. Sorry Rob's a good friend with Zane and me and I know Rob didn't mean no harm. I'm thinking Rob honestly overlooked the thought of asking to use the logo BCP.org without permission. I understand Zanes concerns and I think Zane explained it very well. Our company freaks out big time when somebody uses our logo or logo's without permission and freaks out even more if they use the wrong font, type, or color logo's for any reason. So I think Zane is being pretty nice about this one. Except, maybe a PM to Rob might have been the better route though.

Do I still get my shirt Rob??

I have a very thick skin and it takes a lot to get to me. Nothing a black sharpie wont fix
Before: BackcountryPilot.org

After: the sharpie fix BackcountryPilott.org

I don't think Zane is asking to much. If this is the fix, please disregard the large for me.

Zane wrote:I get it, you probably had the shirts printed already by the time I let my feelings known. If you do a 2nd run, please remove the url from the design. Don't vandalize your shirts with a sharpie.

In the future, should anyone want to take the initiative to have fly-in shirts printed, contact me, get the real artwork/logo, show me the design, and we're good. I don't want a cut of the profit or anything like that, just a professional and responsible image.

Don't leave Rob with any unsold shirts. He was doing a good thing and has been very supportive of BCP over the years... But no good deed goes unpunished.

Thanks.