"so and so" wears apolytonwear, why don't you?

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by rah
It was difficult to tell us apart in photos when we were younger. (our children always have a contest to see who can tell who is who) but alas as we've gotten older, it's not difficult anymore.

Why alas? Do you think Ming is the looker?

[rah]

Naw, no contest there.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Oerdin
I can't really see myself going out in public with any Apolyton wear on.

an apolyton 3-years-anniversary t-shirt is (part of) my civil clothing when i'm entering and exiting the camp

[DrSpike]

I bet you don't take any stick for that.

[MarkG]

stick???

[DrSpike]

If you make fun of someone you are "giving them stick". It might be British slang; anyway I'm sure people from all over the world will now post to tell us whether they are familiar with the phrase.

[MarkG]

right, yes. a few tenths of hours of lost sleep over the last 2.5 months and 6 hours on the road makes you forget part of your english.

no, most people just ask what the t-shirt means

[DrSpike]

Being Greek surely they wouldn't need a translation.

[MarkG]

"means" = "what the hell it is"

[rah]

Do you tell them it's your day job?

[Gramphos]

I plan to use my 5 years T-shirt at university once I recieve it.

[Skanky Burns]

I wonder if we will be getting more Greek Military in Apolyton soon.

[Harry Seldon]

It may make the MP games more interesting.

[Alex]

I think I'll buy one of these Apolyton T-shirts... I just need to find out if my credit card will be accepted in the deal. It says "Valid only in Brazil", but I'll try it anyway. At least that's what the local version of Visa website says.

[rah]

Well, both ming and I have our shirts. I took a couple of pictures last night. Once I resize and brighten them up. I'll post them.