T-Shirt Vote

[H20Babie]

Making custom tees for our upcoming trip. Choose which one for me, please and thank you

Option 1:
Refillable Mug ... $13
Unofficial Guide ... $25
6 Custom Tees ... $180
Planning Best Friends' First WDW Trip ... Priceless

Option 2:
Dole Whip & Turkey Leg ... $15
Margueritas & Churros ... $20
Saki and Sushi ... $50
Watching BFF Drink a Beverly ... Priceless


For the other tees in the group, see http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=356927

 

[Monty]

Def option 2

 

[SirNim]

If it is indeed the BFF's first WDW trip, gotta go with #1...

Maybe, second or third trip, a more specific foodie/chowhound-oriented trip, you can go with the delightfully delicious Disney snacks t-shirt... :animwink:

 

[NiarrNDisney]

Oh Beverly what a real treat!:hurl:

 

[NCState]

I like option #1.

 

[RiversideBunny]

You have to be 'Grammar Goddess'.

It's in your avatar area and in your blood (along with hockey, water sports, doughnuts, and beer). Right?

Good luck.

 

[H20Babie]

:lol: Everything but the doughnuts ... perhaps a coffee and biscotti

Thanks!

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

2

 

[Computer Magic]

well it tied at the moment. :ROFLOL:

 

[BRER DAD]

I love number 2!! :lol:

 

[Susan Savia]

Best friends lst trip...
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Next Visit - January 2009

 

[TheJonesys]

I like option 1

 

[H20Babie]

Thanks everyone. Looks like I'm going to have to get both ... the first to wear with the others, and the second just to have some fun Oh darn, another Disney shirt :lol:

 

[disneygirl76]

Def #1 - it's your BFF's 1st trip - you don't get that from the 2nd one.

 

[CleveRocks]

Normally, I'd never comment on another poster's grammar. But since you are going to be printing shirts AND because you call yourself a "grammar goddess," I thought it might be helpful if I corrected one of your lines. I'd hate to se you print shirts with a grammatical error.

If this is the first trip of one best friend, then it would be best friend's, not best friends'.

Putting the apostrophe before the S means it's singular ... something belonging to one best friend.

Putting the apostrophe after the S means it's plural ... the first trip of many best friends.

Please take this the way I intend it ... a helpful hint rather than a criticism.

 

[DivineMadness7]

Normally, I'd never comment on another poster's grammar. But since you are going to be printing shirts AND because you call yourself a "grammar goddess," I thought it might be helpful if I corrected one of your lines. I'd hate to se you print shirts with a grammatical error.

If this is the first trip of one best friend, then it would be best friend's, not best friends'.

Putting the apostrophe before the S means it's singular ... something belonging to one best friend.

Putting the apostrophe after the S means it's plural ... the first trip of many best friends.

Please take this the way I intend it ... a helpful hint rather than a criticism.

And it's spelled "m-a-r-g-a-r-i-t-a"

I would also add that you know better which of these "fits" you. I have no idea about your love of turkey legs or anything else, so you would be better at gauging which is more suiting.

 

[H20Babie]

Normally, I'd never comment on another poster's grammar. But since you are going to be printing shirts AND because you call yourself a "grammar goddess," I thought it might be helpful if I corrected one of your lines. I'd hate to se you print shirts with a grammatical error.

If this is the first trip of one best friend, then it would be best friend's, not best friends'.

Putting the apostrophe before the S means it's singular ... something belonging to one best friend.

Putting the apostrophe after the S means it's plural ... the first trip of many best friends.

Please take this the way I intend it ... a helpful hint rather than a criticism.

None taken ... but it is plural. She's my best friend and the kids are best friends. It was meant to be plural

 

[H20Babie]

And it's spelled "m-a-r-g-a-r-i-t-a"

I would also add that you know better which of these "fits" you. I have no idea about your love of turkey legs or anything else, so you would be better at gauging which is more suiting.

:lol:

Marguerita is the original spelling.

Margarita is the popular spelling brought about by most major alcohol distributors, insuring its acceptance as being correct in place of the original spelling throughout most of the United States.

Canadian spelling is usually based on the the original (in this case Spanish) or more often U.K. spellings. Remember, depending on which country you are in, there will be different spellings and pronunciations, as different countries adopt commonly used words into their native tongue as Americans did with Marguerita.

 

[shoppingnut]

# 2

 

[MattyFresh]

Wow, I know where to go if I ever need help with grammar or spelling...:lol:

I thought the first option would be more appropriate for a first timer.