Full Version: Coffee Mugs..How do they work?
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#8]
28 Jul 2006
To: Doug (JDOUG5170) [#7] 28 Jul 2006
It probably matters. But why DSSI has been rated that way and we escaped, is a puzzle.
This software is native friendly and unless altered by someone who made a mistake should not be categorized that way.
I understand that what is, is. I'm just trying to make some sense of it, probably never will.
If you tell the software to save your password, a cookie is installed, but it is only a log on cookie, nothing more.
(Your preferences and what threads have been read are saved on the site. Makes it much faster operating. None of that information is available to us, only to your password and login.)
From: Doug (JDOUG5170) [#9]
28 Jul 2006
To: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#8] 29 Jul 2006
From: UncleSteve [#10]
28 Jul 2006
To: Doug (JDOUG5170) [#9] 28 Jul 2006
From: Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) [#11]
29 Jul 2006
To: Doug (JDOUG5170) [#9] 29 Jul 2006
In English, I was stating what I did know and that I do NOT know why it is giving problems.
The extra way to get there was in case the first method was the problem.
After my crash I lost my link. I will have to login again and see if I have a problem.
From: logojohn [#12]
12 Aug 2006
To: ALL
This might be a corny idea, but most of mine are or I would be rich by now.
Bear with me, it does have to do with mugs.
Remember those yellow magnetic ribbons on cars. They are slowly disappearing since they do make the paint a different shade over time and are running their course like a lot of fads.
I had thought about doing custom ones with sublimation maget sheets with the soldiers picture in the center and that still might be a workable idea.
Now the twist. I had thought about doing the yellow ribbon graphic with a picture on a more practical item . . . such as a sublimatable mug for family and friends. I thought it might be an add on item in the showroom but it is still on the things to do list if I ever have time so I don't know if they would sell.
This thread gave me another idea. What unpatriotic restaurant wouldn't accept free mugs with a yellow ribbon and photo of a local hero serving their country and a tasteful ad on the other? Or even just sell them outright to the restaurant if they didn't want the advertising. I think it would also be easier to sign up advertisers with that concept.
You could even put a small line that says if you would like your active duty relatives picture on the mugs, to send the picture to your email address. You might get more orders from that.
I would guess most people would be proud to have their servicepersons picture out there as a public tribute but I would obviously get permission first.
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EDITED: 12 Aug 2006 by LOGOJOHN
From: Marco (GRAFIXTUDIO) [#13]
13 Aug 2006
To: logojohn [#12] 14 Aug 2006
Hi
I'm not sure, but I think that the creator of the "ribbon graphic" was reinforcing their rights about his design, lately.
Should be a good idea to check this out.
Marco