New T-shirt?
I was thinking of isolating the character from 'Surveying on Mars' (the one to the right with the GPS unit) and putting him on the front of a t-shirt. By himself, however, what could he say? Please post your thoughts.
Updated!
Thanks to Paul MN, we now have a new shirt! Check it out.
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Welcome to the newly re-designed Out-of-Plumb.com! Since the creation of this strip, I have been procrastinating in adding more features and products to my site and my store. Well, step one complete: the site. Now just sit tight, and I'll work on putting some newer and better products in the store.
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Chase Perryman
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Thanks to Daniel Shearon. We work together at Hayes Instrument Co and he is my sounding board for all of my ideas for Out of Plumb.
9 comments:
What about having some 'space' elements floating around him, skew him so he looks like he is floating in space. Then put some text at the top that just says: "Floating." Surveyors that use GPS will get the joke.
I love Paul's idea. Having just finished the first phase of a large road project, I have come to hate that word float. Another option for the text in that idea would be "@#%@# Voice over Data priority's We just lost the cell conection again". This would be understood by those using a VRS network.
Use a thought cloud and have him think:
"Well I only got two points set today, but they are really a long way apart"
Italicize "really"
Paul's idea is good too - you might use the "only two point" idea a little different in another cartoon sometime.
really good work!, this comics rulez!
you make my day!
adrian - romania surveyor
www.beleviongeotopo.ro
Fixed Location
32°14'23.185769157"N
94°16'43.572684193"W
184,800,000,384.65'Z
I forgot to set the base...
How about, "OK, who forgot to charge the battery before leaving earth??"
How can it not be fixed i was floating all the way here.
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