T-shirts

I used to have a T-shirt with Acorn on the front . Then for many years I used to buy very handsome Lua T-shirts. Thanks to Brexit, the pound is now so low that I can no longer afford those. The last has succumbed to turmeric stains, the downside of my weekly curry-making efforts, as did all its predecessors. If ROOL could market a turmeric-proof RISC OS T-shirt I might be tempted.

If ROOL could market a turmeric-proof RISC OS T-shirt I might be tempted.

If anyone can produce a turmeric proof T-shirt or any other item of clothing they are going to go past Bill Gates in the wealthy list really quickly.

Maybe turmeric coloured could be a suitable substitute for turmeric proof? At least you wouldn’t see the stains! :D

We could design another new RISC OS logo cunningly shaped like splatters of curry and the T-shirt defence mechanism would be complete.

Or decide that any curry stain is the RISC OS logo? Instant mega-marketing! Could make a predesktop procedurally generated icon for Tasks, so you get a unique Stain everytime you boot up.

Now that’s innovation! Make sure the icon generator is wrtten in hex, so the code is easily maintainable for someone who prefers hex.

You could go for a Cloverleaf T-shirt – https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/riscos-cloverleaf/cloverleaf-built-on-the-powerful-open-source-risc-os

I am tempted to blame that programme on TV about Marcel Duchamp for all these creative suggestions.:)

Please can anyone still wearing Clan sweatshirts retire them now :)

I am tempted to blame that programme on TV about Marcel Duchamp for all these creative suggestions.:)

We could call the new software, not ARMada but ARMdada!

Please can anyone still wearing Clan sweatshirts retire them now :)

I’d have to find the drawer it’s stashed in first.
It may not fit anyway as these sort of things shrink if you leave them for a few years.

Well either it shrinks, or the wearer…

And the ones I saw last were certainly a shade of ‘off-white’.

Well either it shrinks, or the wearer…

No, I’m not shrinking, and…

A pre-op weigh in back in July showed me to be 2 kg heavier than the weight I regularly noted when working on similar calibrated scales in the late 1980s