Markers don't stay on shirts!?

[Zultraranger]

Originally Posted by EricH

You know, Zultraranger, Woodie Flowers could say the same thing about the 10,000+ students at competitions he goes to every year.

So why does he have a jacket (or more than one?) covered with student signatures?

Because he sees something that maybe we don't. Because we, the students and mentors of FIRST, are his heroes. (At least, that's the reasoning I've heard.) And yet, we're even more "regular" than an MIT professor of engineering.

Think about it.

I can't think, the beautiful picture of you is distracting me.

[Molten]

Originally Posted by Zultraranger

I can't think, the beautiful picture of you is distracting me.

Ok, your first post was a reasonable response. I am not a fan of signatures either. However, please avoid being rude.

[AndyB]

You should have had him sign your shirt using his laser vision...

Oh you didn't know he could do that?

[kjhobin]

Originally Posted by Robert Cawthon

It seems to me that when I was doing tye-dyed shirts (a very long time ago) we soaked the shirts in vinegar and let them air dry to set the dyes into the fabric. I wonder if the same thing would work on a signature?

Originally Posted by IndySam

that's also a good thing to do with your black shirts.

Who'da thunk I would be getting laundry tips from CD!

P.S: Grammar police, please don't get on my back about the improper English.