John you are in luck. Your size L is in the UK.

Like to be lucky once in a while ;)

Update now 14 XLs needing a home. I am also making two XXL's available to home/s, one in black and one in white.

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The XXLs have found a home.
Now we have four Ls and 14 XLs left.

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So far homes have been found in

Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin

Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
United Kingdom


Just thought it was time for an update. Still have sizes L and XL looking for homes.

Still no homes in Africa or Antarctica.

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So far homes have been found in

Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin

Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
United Kingdom


Just thought it was time for an update. Still have sizes L and XL looking for homes.

Still no homes in Africa or Antarctica.

+ France, my dear Uli ;)

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Of course Thomas, I may have quoted an old post. I will make sure to add it, when I update the international section.

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If when it's all over and demand finishes, and you still have an M or L in white, I could be persuaded to add another to my black one.

I only ordered two white onces. One will have a home in New Hampshire soon and the other one is mine.
Sorry

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All white and XXL shirts now have a home. L and XL shirts are still available.

Shipping across Europe is now in progress.

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Thanx for the update Uli:)

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I just can't get myself to pull the trigger on something I know I'll never use

That isn't the point David. It is a memento and a souvenir of a project that you belong to. You don't HAVE to wear it, just treasure it.

I have mine now...

A bump to make my life a little easier.

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I wear both of mione on a regular basis.

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Is Christmas in the air? Thank you to all, who have contacted me in the last few days.
This is first paid, first served. I have a few Ls left, one 3XL that I held back (You snooze and you just lost.) and 10+ XLs.
The lonely 3Xl is $16, the others $13, plus shipping.
I am planning a trip to Germany/UK in May/June 2015. Shipping cost are definetly cheaper.
Prepayment is required for me to stow it in my suitcase.

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I'm living in Germany. So what would it cost for me if you're coming over here to Germany?

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Uli, a comment.

You said: "Pluto will always be a planet to me". I'm with you. From the day I was born some 67 years ago (back in the Stone Age), Pluto was a major planet with five known moons and maybe more. In my personal opinion, it always will be, regardless of who might think otherwise. Here is my argument for all to see;

Pluto has a 1,430 mile radius
Mercury has a 1,516 mile radius

There is only a very small difference of an 86 mile radius between the two and yet Mercury is considered a major planet. Why is Mercury considered a major planet and Pluto not? Simply because Mercury is between us and Sol and well within the boundary of the major planets.

Mars has a 2,106 mile radius or 590 miles bigger than Mercury, quite a bit larger. So why is Mercury considered a major planet and Pluto not. Again the answer is simply that Pluto has the misfortune of being the furthest out. Had Pluto been inside the ring of major planets, it too would have remained labeled a major planet. I consider this a very poor excuse for demotion.

A last thought: The word planet means "world that orbits a star". Pluto is a world that orbits Sol.

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Man will destroy the world because he does not obey the laws of nature and pretends to know the laws of God. -S Sullivan 1966

I'm living in Germany. So what would it cost for me if you're coming over here to Germany?

Well that depends on where you live. End of May 2015, I will be landing in Frankfurt, then head to Aschaffenburg for a day, then down to Neustadt adW/Mussbach via Mannheim/Ludwigshafen. I also have a day trip planned for 5/30 to Ulm. I also can get a shirt/s to Hamburg/Rissen.

Please send me a PM with your City, as this will be a family get together. My tribe is well situated in Deutschland, depending on attendance, Bonn, Moenchengladbach, Muenchen may also be doable.

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Uli, a comment.

You said: "Pluto will always be a planet to me". I'm with you. From the day I was born some 67 years ago (back in the Stone Age), Pluto was a major planet with five known moons and maybe more. In my personal opinion, it always will be, regardless of who might think otherwise. Here is my argument for all to see;

Pluto has a 1,430 mile radius
Mercury has a 1,516 mile radius

There is only a very small difference of an 86 mile radius between the two and yet Mercury is considered a major planet. Why is Mercury considered a major planet and Pluto not? Simply because Mercury is between us and Sol and well within the boundary of the major planets.

Mars has a 2,106 mile radius or 590 miles bigger than Mercury, quite a bit larger. So why is Mercury considered a major planet and Pluto not. Again the answer is simply that Pluto has the misfortune of being the furthest out. Had Pluto been inside the ring of major planets, it too would have remained labeled a major planet. I consider this a very poor excuse for demotion.

A last thought: The word planet means "world that orbits a star". Pluto is a world that orbits Sol.

Welcome to the boards and your support. Do you mind, if one of the Mods, copies this to one of the Science threads? I would be very interested, to know how others feel and what could possible done to reverse that ruling.

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Only a few L and Xls left. The 3XL is going to be rehomed to Switzerland.

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Yippeee!

T-shirt delivery arrived Lieksa, Finland today.

Thank You Uli.
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"You can't always get what you want / but if you try sometimes you just might find / you get what you need." -- Rolling Stones

I just can't get myself to pull the trigger on something I know I'll never use

That isn't the point David. It is a memento and a souvenir of a project that you belong to. You don't HAVE to wear it, just treasure it.

I have mine now...

A bump to make my life a little easier.

+1

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Yippeee!

T-shirt delivery arrived Lieksa, Finland today.

Thank You Uli.
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Q: what is the easiest and most preferred way to post a picture here (in Seti message boards)? -- aka How To? -- step by step ..

.. in the mean time I'm going to find a camera or whatever it is pictures are taken of with nowadays.

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To overcome Heisenbergs:
"You can't always get what you want / but if you try sometimes you just might find / you get what you need." -- Rolling Stones