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Matt
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#76 Post by Matt »

I'm only a six-footer, but I have to get the XXXL because nothing else will fit these guns.
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#77 Post by dadaistnun »

matt wrote:I'm only a six-footer, but I have to get the XXXL because nothing else will fit these guns.
Looks like challah.
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#78 Post by zedz »

matt wrote:I'm only a six-footer, but I have to get the XXXL because nothing else will fit these guns.
I'm glad I didn't have a mouthful of coffee, or I would have had to replace my keyboard. Now we know what you've been doing with all your newfound free time.
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#79 Post by Narshty »

zedz wrote:Now we know what you've been doing with all your newfound free time.
I'll say. He's ambidextrous, don't you know?
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#80 Post by ape »

American Apparel. They know what's up.
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#81 Post by Arn777 »

I tried to order and have it shipped to a colleague of mine in the US, but that's not possible either, as the billing address or even Paypal account has to be within the US.
A very narrow minded attitude towards their faithful non-US customers, which totally sucks.
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#82 Post by souvenir »

The Criterion myspace says there's a new store coming soon. Currently, discontinued t-shirts are only $10 and all other shirts and hats are $2 off.
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Musashi219
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#83 Post by Musashi219 »

I already have a Janus Films shirt and a Criterion shirt and cap - what I'd REALLY like is Janus hoodie.
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Cinesimilitude
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#84 Post by Cinesimilitude »

man, would anyone here be willing to order me a few shirts and mail them to canada? I can paypal them the order total plus cost of shipping to canada?

here's the cart I want (XL olive Janus, XL cranberry Criterion, XL navy Criterion)



If someone could message me and then I'll message them back saying to order it, It would be greatly appreciated.
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#85 Post by exte »

souvenir wrote:The Criterion myspace says...
Wow. Had no idea they did that. Is every company doing this now? I know Killer Films has one, too...
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Matt
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#86 Post by Matt »

exte wrote:
souvenir wrote:The Criterion myspace says...
Wow. Had no idea they did that. Is every company doing this now? I know Killer Films has one, too...
There's been a thread about it here for over a year.
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#87 Post by Cinesimilitude »

SncDthMnky wrote:(XL olive Janus, XL cranberry Criterion, XL navy Criterion)

If someone could message me and then I'll message them back saying to order it, It would be greatly appreciated.
no one? 5$ extra for your troubles?

shit... olive Janus is out of stock now. fuckin no int'l shipping...

Criterion is now selling the Monterey Pop DVD's at 25% off through their Store, and While that's not a deal considering the sales on right now, it's interesting that they have started selling their dvd's directly. If the new store ships to canada for a reasonable amount, I'm willing to pay a bit extra to buy directly from Criterion.
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#88 Post by CSM126 »

Isn't it, I dunno, two years early to be celebrating the 40th anniversary of an event that took place in 1969? Or did I wake up from a two-year coma this morning without anyone mentioning it?
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#89 Post by arsonfilms »

CSM126 wrote:Isn't it, I dunno, two years early to be celebrating the 40th anniversary of an event that took place in 1969? Or did I wake up from a two-year coma this morning without anyone mentioning it?
Monterey Pop took place in June 1967. Sorry, you'll have to pick something else to be snide about. Maybe if Criterion ever releases Woodstock?
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#90 Post by CSM126 »

arsonfilms wrote:
CSM126 wrote:Isn't it, I dunno, two years early to be celebrating the 40th anniversary of an event that took place in 1969? Or did I wake up from a two-year coma this morning without anyone mentioning it?
Monterey Pop took place in June 1967. Sorry, you'll have to pick something else to be snide about.
Well fuck me, then. My deepest apologies for the transgression. Apparently I can't keep Monterey Pop and Woodstock straight.
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Gregory
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#91 Post by Gregory »

Off topic, but I couldn't figure out where else to post this:

Film director heavy metal T-shirts
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#92 Post by Murdoch »

Hahaha, that Ozu shirt gave me a good laugh, I have a picture in my head of a guy with a mullet and Whitesnake tattoo rocking out to Equinox Flower.
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#93 Post by knives »

The Ozu and Tarr are real cool. The Von Trier is a tad too Skynard for me.
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#94 Post by The Elegant Dandy Fop »

Yeah, Cinefile has been selling these for a couple of years.

Too bad everyone that works at Cinefile are still a bunch of pricks (except the owner). Amoeba records in Los Angeles also sells these.
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#95 Post by Jean-Luc Garbo »

The Tarr one is so overpriced. It'd be so worth it, though. I don't know which I like better: Herzog or Fassbinder.
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Jeff
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#96 Post by Jeff »

knives wrote:The Ozu and Tarr are real cool. The Von Trier is a tad too Skynard for me.
Now, you know that's the Van Halen logo, right?

Von Trier/Van Halen
Ozu/Ozzy
Bela Tarr/Black Flag
Herzog/Danzig
Scorsese/Scorpions
Fassbinder/Metallica
De Palma/Def Leppard
Ingmar Bergman/Iron Maiden

I've had the Bergman for quite a while.
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#97 Post by knives »

Van Halen? That may be why I don't like that shirt.
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#98 Post by justeleblanc »

I'm waiting for them to turn RATT into RIVETTE and POISON into RENOIR
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#99 Post by Matango »

justeleblanc wrote:I'm waiting for them to turn RATT into RIVETTE and POISON into RENOIR
or Nirvana to Naruse.
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#100 Post by Cosmic Bus »

justeleblanc wrote:I'm waiting for them to turn RATT into RIVETTE and POISON into RENOIR
:lol: I enlisted some help for these: Rivette + Renoir
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