The Other Guys Are Doing a T-Shirt...Should We DO an Matters of Size T-shirt?
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I liked the idea of using simply the logo. Some with just the logo on front for people who are in the know.
It'd be great to wear the MOS logo on front and have someone approach me with smirk... "Hey, I'm a member too."
Some with the logo on front, plus "taking Penis Enlargement to the next level" on back.
However, the idea is to get the MOS name out there as well, drawing more people to the site.
At the same time, how many people will wear a penis enlargement tee-shirt in public?
rain...
I liked the idea of using simply the logo. Some with just the logo on front for people who are in the know.
It'd be great to wear the MOS logo on front and have someone approach me with smirk... "Hey, I'm a member too."
Some with the logo on front, plus "taking Penis Enlargement to the next level" on back.
However, the idea is to get the MOS name out there as well, drawing more people to the site.
At the same time, how many people will wear a penis enlargement tee-shirt in public?
rain...
i think its a great idea to sell t-shirts. the front could have the matters of size logo that looks like this:
http://www.mattersofsize.com/Matters-of-Size-(Logo).jpg
and the back could have the phrase: "Taking Penis Enlargement to the next level." in bold, medium size letters and have "www.mattersofsize.com" underneath it in smaller letters.
http://www.mattersofsize.com/Matters-of-Size-(Logo).jpg
and the back could have the phrase: "Taking Penis Enlargement to the next level." in bold, medium size letters and have "www.mattersofsize.com" underneath it in smaller letters.
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My first reaction is that some guys would not wear such a shirt because it is sort of admitting that you had a "small penis" problem. Now, we can do this here on our safe online community, but I'm not sure I'd wear such a shirt to my next stadium concert event, as it might get people talking, providing they could figure out the meaning. :Secret:
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If the shirt looks good I'd wear it even to work, just as long as it's not provocative or explicit. So if people look at it, they will like the design, not what's behind the brand.
My idea is having "M" on right shoulder, "0" on thorax in middle top chest, and "S" on left shoulder.White letters on navy blue background shirt.
And then optional people can choose a number in the middle front and back like a jersey. Also optional on the top back a quote or phrase like "I got a High EQ"
My idea is having "M" on right shoulder, "0" on thorax in middle top chest, and "S" on left shoulder.White letters on navy blue background shirt.
And then optional people can choose a number in the middle front and back like a jersey. Also optional on the top back a quote or phrase like "I got a High EQ"
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k18;600387 said:
i cant see the pic in firefox or safari
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Many members who are yet to arrive at their dream size might not be comfortable to wear a T-shirt that says bigger is better when in reality the person wearing the shirt is not big enough.
The name matters of size and the logo seems to be a good idea.
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