[QUOTE=coheneran;14032556]Somebody source me lots of free acetate please.[/QUOTE]
one time I lifted a ton a laminate sheets from a Kinkos or something. They had big stacks sitting by the machine. Big sheets too - like 16x24 inches or something.

It's thinner than acetate though. Wasn't so great for the streets, but worked well for indoor stuff.

Wicked, I'll check the only Kinko's in this country. Thanks.

What the hell is acetate?

[QUOTE=DaveToopes;14034881]What the hell is acetate?[/QUOTE]
it's the kind of plastic sheets you use with overhead projectors.

Oh. What do you want acetate for, Eran?

It's much better for stencilling than anything else. It's basically plastic, but it's almost paper thin, and firm like cardboard. Plus, it's see-through so when you're doing multi-layer stuff, you can line it up perfectly. Also, it rolls up without breaking. You can get it in huge sheets, but I don't know where.

Plastic comes from oil. stop raping mother earth!

owned

Punk isn't even DIY.

[QUOTE=smokersdieyounger;14024161]
Also, what bleach would be suitable for making designs on T-Shirts or Jeans? Not for tye dying, just rough painting.[/QUOTE]

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So I'm going to continue with the stupid questions, if that's cool with everybody.

Picked up a couple silver sharpies at the Staples today, going to figure out just what I'm going to do for this [besides write "Leftover Crack" in their signature font, of course].

Stupid question being: The sharpie will eventually fade/wash off, correct? Is there any way to slow/stop the process, lock the color in longer, or is it just a its-going-to-fade-no-matter-what-deal-with-it thing?

[QUOTE=Sunshine;14039002]So I'm going to continue with the stupid questions, if that's cool with everybody.

Picked up a couple silver sharpies at the Staples today, going to figure out just what I'm going to do for this [besides write "Leftover Crack" in their signature font, of course].

Stupid question being: The sharpie will eventually fade/wash off, correct? Is there any way to slow/stop the process, lock the color in longer, or is it just a its-going-to-fade-no-matter-what-deal-with-it thing?[/QUOTE]

I've used black sharpie that's lasted a long time, but I have no experience with silver.

Try doing a couple layers, let it dry about 48 hours, wash it, and repeat. If it starts to take hold then keep going. If not then I don't know.

Once it's dried, iron it. Don't use steam or water, just dry iron.

Patriotism and nationalism are both stupid, but nationalism just a little bit more. If someone loves one country significantly more than another, it's because she hasn't seen any other countries properly, and/or she's nostalgic about her country because she grew up in it. A country's just a piece of land, and every piece of land is equally beautiful.

EDIT: Unless America's got there, then it's just McDonalds surrounded by destroyed houses and burning bodies.

FU[COLOR="White"]U[/COLOR]UCKKK THE BORDERRRRR


F[COLOR="White"]U[/COLOR]CK THE BORDER

F[COLOR="White"]U[/COLOR]CK THE BORDER

F[COLOR="White"]U[/COLOR]CK THE BORDER

F[COLOR="White"]U[/COLOR]CK THE BORDER

ect

EDIT: Screw explination.

Work in progress:

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v318/socially_unaccepted/DSC01249.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Sunshine;14046093]EDIT: Screw explination.

Work in progress:

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v318/socially_unaccepted/DSC01249.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

That looks pretty sick. Much better than I could ever do. :thumb:

Hahaha, thanks =D

Tomorrow I'll probably do a 40 oz. with the appropriate words, sew it all onto a grand-master-patch and call it a day.

Oh, and iron it, as was suggested.

Then make sure it all stays on there.

Then wrap it.

Then wait 'til his birthday [which happens to be V-day, so I've got time].

I [I][U]almost[/U][/I] don't want to give it away...but ah well.

[QUOTE=Sunshine;14046093]EDIT: Screw explination.

Work in progress:

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v318/socially_unaccepted/DSC01249.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Nice one. But mind the "v" in Leftover, the top connecting line's a bit thicker than it should be, it's looking a bit like a "b".

[QUOTE=DaveToopes;14045936]I thought you were too anarcho to be Jewish.[/QUOTE]

I was talking about Jonni.

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady;14047718]It is impossible to say something is beautiful without it being subjective. It is very difficult to argue that a wet, muddy backyard in a small backyard is even close to the grandeur that is the western American landscape, or even the densely wooded forest just a mile or two away from that backyard.

My biggest objection to what you said is saying that all land is equally beautiful. This just isn't true. Beauty is, of course, in the eye of the beholder, but that doesn't mean that my dumpy town is as pretty as a beach or something.[/QUOTE]

If you want I could say that objectively, all nature is ugly. But that's not as nice as saying it's all objectively beautiful.

Alternatively, we could settle for, "Objectively, all nature [I]is[/I]." and leave it at that.:p

All this subjective objectivity is making me nauseous.

[QUOTE=coheneran;14049580]Nice one. But mind the "v" in Leftover, the top connecting line's a bit thicker than it should be, it's looking a bit like a "b".
[/QUOTE]

Haha I always hated that script, my name being Eva and all. The honor roll in various schools I used to go to used it, so it really looked like Eba to me.

But I'll try and see what I an do, thanks ^-^

My mom did that when she was an exchange student in Denmark. She'd just get on a train, go to sleep, wake up and be like, "Hey, I'm in Belgium. I'll hang out here for a while." It always sounded like fun to me.

[QUOTE=Twin Human Highway Flares;14053337]My mom did that when she was an exchange student in Denmark. She'd just get on a train, go to sleep, wake up and be like, "Hey, I'm in Belgium. I'll hang out here for a while." It always sounded like fun to me.[/QUOTE]
Exactly it should be pretty fun..
What did she study in Denmark?

I don't think she studied anything in particular. Come to think of it, I've never heard her talk about going to school there. Just stories about how the Danes were crazy into American songs she was incredibly sick of and would make Danish versions of them.

Anyone know how i can make one of those thing that hold ur harmonica so u can play harmonica and guitar at the same time. like in this vid [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-bpcsFe-vs[/url]

Alright, so. Patch thing = almost done. Still can't decide what to draw on the label of the 40 oz [that Leftover Crack thing was only 1/2 of it].

But because I can never do just one project at a time [I usually have like. 5. To swtich between when I'm tired of working on one], I've got a whole new realm of stupid questions.

If anything, they keep people on topic. To a point.

So. Dye. Well, not dye...not like, hippie-dippy art-faggy tie-dye crap. More like...paint. For clothes.

Kinds, sources, prices, techniques? Anyone?

[QUOTE=incubass;14064864]Anyone know how i can make one of those thing that hold ur harmonica so u can play harmonica and guitar at the same time. like in this vid [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-bpcsFe-vs[/url][/QUOTE]

I would probably construct something with bones from the finest chicken dinners.

whats the name of the tread again??

i lost my capo for my guitar, so i'm thinking of making one.

What are some ways to make dreadlocks?

Try this site: [url]http://www.howtodread.com/dreadlocks.html[/url]

I learned things :)

[QUOTE=Henrik;14080491]Try this site: [url]http://www.howtodread.com/dreadlocks.html[/url]

I learned things :)[/QUOTE]

I found this site about two minutes after I made my post.

Do you know anything about washing dreads before they lock into place? I've heard that it's neccessary to put them in a big sock and wash them with it on.

My friend got dreads in June and they look ****ing awesome now.