Business Cards

[highlandtide]

Visions of a business card with the X Marks logo and

"My balls made parole, yours can too."

Or maybe a t shirt....Hank?????

Ron

Uh. no.

[Jimmy Carbomb]

You know, ANYBODY can go to overnightprints.com to make cards themselves. If this is something that you're REALLY in to, it's not a huge investment.

Prices start VERY low, and the selection is huge. You can actually get a Scottish Flag for the card, and print whatever you want on the thing (I highly recommend a shadow on the lettering). Make sure to get glossy finish too.

You will have to wait about 10 days to get them, so order BEFORE you have that Festival.

[usndoc]

Jimmy,

The cards are not really for me. I wanted them for advertising when people asked where to get a kilt. I wanted to help out the site sponsors and do more than tell them to google.

I printed off a bunch at home and gave out a few. After my dog pee incident I was a bit grumpy. I am sure that most people stayed clear of the pissed on guy in the kilt for the rest of the day. I gave out a few so we may see a couple new members. I will be attending several other events soon and will continue to hand out the cards until my supply runs out.

Doc

[Doc Hudson]

You know, ANYBODY can go to overnightprints.com to make cards themselves. If this is something that you're REALLY in to, it's not a huge investment.

Prices start VERY low, and the selection is huge. You can actually get a Scottish Flag for the card, and print whatever you want on the thing (I highly recommend a shadow on the lettering). Make sure to get glossy finish too.

You will have to wait about 10 days to get them, so order BEFORE you have that Festival.

There are several graphic programs, such as PrintShop, and PrintShop Deluxe that allow people to print most anything on a business card as well as posters, greeting cards, certificates or what ever.

Blank business cardstock can be bought at Wal-Mart or Office Depot.

[usndoc]

My other reason for asking was to not step on any toes. Some mods are very protective of copyrights and such. The Xmarks cards I made up were sent to me by someone and look identical to the logo on the top left except that the colors are reversed. Plain, simple, and they get the point across.