RRF T-SHIRTS AND MUGS BACK IN CIRCULATION

[jingle_jangle]

Back by popular demand--just in time for Halloween!

The white T-Shirts are now fitted and Made in USA. New RRF logo on front, bass or guitar collage (like the old ones) on back.

Dark T-Shirts are now available in 8 dark, rich colors. Image only on front of these. You can get an RRF logo, or the old bass or guitar collage.

Kids' T-shirts also available, too.

These are a no-profit item, intended to do one thing--get the word out about Rickenbacker guitars and basses and the Rick Resource Forum!

http://www.cafepress.com/rrf_marketing

That's an underscore between rrf and marketing, BTW...

[byu]

Going to purchase mine now.

[gibsonlp]

That's awesome.
I will buy some too
I actually used cafepress in the past and yesterday I wondered how come there are no rickresource cafepress items

[beatlefreak]

All right, Paul!

[rickenbrother]

More colors available! Time to get more T-shirts, thanks Paul!

[dswp]

Thanks Paul!!!!

[lowendbob]

What, no 4 XXXX sizes?

[ben_brown]

Very nice indeed! Thanks Paul

[johneek]

Thanks Paul....any word on the 2008 Calendars?

[beatlefreak]

http://www.rickresource.com/phpBB3/view ... 3&t=377393

[digam11]

Thanks for the heads upon the shirts. Being new here I`d love to get one. They look great.

[wints]

Time to finally get a mug, with Lefty's bass!

And, hopefully submit a few photo's....

[davenjohn]

There are two problems with denim trousers for bushwalking: Firstly, they are cotton, and have the potential to get you very cold, very fast, if they get wet; secondly, any full length trousers, can become very difficult to walk in when wet - they tend to stick to your legs, then pull down as your legs bend/extend while walking.

[jingle_jangle]

Yes, I'll try to remember this when I order my mug...

[bassduke49]

There are two problems with denim trousers for bushwalking: Firstly, they are cotton, and have the potential to get you very cold, very fast, if they get wet; secondly, any full length trousers, can become very difficult to walk in when wet - they tend to stick to your legs, then pull down as your legs bend/extend while walking.

Can you say "non sequitur"?

Uh, welcome "davenjohn," and I hope you enjoy the Forum.