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On August 25th I posted a design for a T-shirt I proposed to have printed. I wanted to run them through Cafe Press and see them myself before I offered them up for general consumption and to meet your need for stylish propaganda. I got mine today - in fact, I am wearing a charcoal one as I write this - and I like them enough to let you order them. You can order them HERE through Cafe Press. A few words about this:

First, I make about $2/shirt. I will send all of that to friends of ours in Nepal who work with children there. It’s not a fancy NGO or anything, just two people doing what they love and they can use all the spare change they get.

Second, I am not really involved in this, so if Cafe Press mucks up your order, please don’t get me involved. I just wanted some t-shirts and if I can send a few bucks to my friends, all the better. But I don’t want to become a retail outlet for swag.

Third. Jonathan Swift’s name is still spelled Jonathon Swift. If you’re a stickler for historical or spelling accuracy, you’ve been warned.

Fourth, you should still get one. Why? Because none of your other friends have one and buying this shirt alone will prove how savvy you are, and how you’re drinking the “Vision Is Better” kool-aid with reckless abandon.

Shirts are available in long sleeve (black only) and short sleeve, black and charcoal. My Cafe Press store is HERE, and crappy, blurry, iSight photo is here:

For those of you who really like the Jonathon Swift quote, you’re my kind of people. I dropped the T-shirt artwork into desktop wallpapers. Hey, you can only wear a t-shirt so many times before an overly sensitive spouse will make you take it off and wash it. Wallpapers suffer no such indignity. Clicking the download link will give you a zipped folder containing 4 jpg wallpapers. 2 white, 2 black. Each one has a smaller version and larger version. The download is 1.4MB. CLICK HERE. They’re free. I only ask that you let me know you like’em. (Sadly, you’ll have to live in the knowledge that I spelled Jonathan incorrectly. I’ll correct it before I start selling the T-Shirts.)