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Penthesilea:
--- Quote from: Sason on December 06, 2013, 05:02:29 pm ---Not only do I (like you, Chrissi) fail to recall where I've heard the word 'Macklemore' before - but I also haven't got a clue what a t-shirt gun is....
I obviously need to get out more ::)
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I also didn't know that is even a thing until the other day, so you're in good company. ;D :laugh:
A t-shirt gun is a device that shoots t-shirts. A quick image google will give you an idea.
Sason:
--- Quote from: Penthesilea on December 06, 2013, 07:26:55 pm ---A t-shirt gun is a device that shoots t-shirts. A quick image google will give you an idea.
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A device that shoots t-shirts? But of course!!! 8)
Why don't we see more of them? Such a useful thing.... ::) ::) ::)
Actually, to preserve my mental health I think NOT googling would be a good idea.... ::) ::)
;D
Sason:
Oh, and aren't we up late tonight, the two of us? ;) ;D
serious crayons:
I paused at the T-shirt gun reference myself, then realized after a moment that I knew what it meant and that I have seen them in action. At baseball games, they give out free T-shirts between innings. The T-shirt gun allows them to fire the shirts high into the stands -- whoever catches one gets a free shirt -- rather than just handing them to the rows within throwing distance.
At first I thought, would that be some kind of gun designed to fit into the pocket of a T-shirt? ??? :laugh:
And you'd think I'd know my gun terminology, as an American! :laugh:
Jeff Wrangler:
--- Quote from: serious crayons on December 06, 2013, 08:36:32 pm ---At first I thought, would that be some kind of gun designed to fit into the pocket of a T-shirt? ??? :laugh:
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Or a gun made out of a t-shirt. Hey, if they can make guns out of plastic and print them on 3-d printers, why not make one out of a t-shirt? :-\
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