Hurry Up: We're Taking Down Our Takedown Gear In A Week

from the clock-is-ticking dept

Sat, Sep 24th 2016 9:00am — Leigh Beadon

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Of all the T-shirts and other gear available in our super-early holiday sale, the popular Takedown design has the longest history: it was one of the first T-shirts we produced years ago as part of an early "reason to buy" project, it was later revamped with an improved graphical design for our Insider Shop, and then this year it was revamped once again with a slightly modified look for our sales via Teespring.

And now it's your last chance to get one in 2016! The current run ends on Monday, October 3rd -- and after that we won't be taking reservations and can't promise when it will return, but it won't be until next year at the earliest.

So don't miss out and order yours today! Plus, consider picking it up now for the holidays and getting an early start on your gift-buying list -- the reason we're holding this sale so early is to give lots and lots of time before Christmas for Teespring's sometimes-slow fulfillment. And don't forget to check out the other gear in our super-early holiday sale.

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Nate (profile), 24 Sep 2016 @ 9:18am

But I thought you hated takedown notiues?
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Anonymous Coward, 24 Sep 2016 @ 9:36am

Whatever(parody)
This is just another desperate attempt for Techdirt to make money because they are poor and even though they have a large audience they can't make any money. How are news sites supposed to survive like this!!!! Are you saying that every news site should sell T-Shirts? What do you expect them to do? I want an easy answer! Give me one!! It shouldn't be this hard!!!
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- Anonymous Coward, 24 Sep 2016 @ 10:06am
  
  Re: Whatever(parody)
  Whatever(proper)
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  - Anonymous Coward, 24 Sep 2016 @ 11:11am
    
    Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
    If I didn't include the (parody) in there then the dumb idiot would complain about how he is being impersonated despite the fact it's clearly not him but it's someone mocking him. If you haven't figured out yet he's not very intelligent.
    
    Not that there is a real difference between the parody and the real Whatever.
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- Anonymous Coward, 25 Sep 2016 @ 2:50am
  
  Re: Whatever(parody)
  If Techdirt made some money for every stupid comment like yours, the website would be rich.
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- Anonymous Coward, 25 Sep 2016 @ 5:03am
  
  Re: Whatever(parody)
  Nah, mate, the idiot troll that demands answers to questions he knows don't have any is average_joe/antidirt.
  
  Whatever's response to T-shirts is consistently claiming he can mass-produce them and threatening to make knockoff Techdirt T-shirts... without actually doing it.
  
  A+ for effort though.
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  - Anonymous Coward, 25 Sep 2016 @ 5:56am
    
    Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
    Really?
    
    quoted by whatever
    
    "Should they have adapted? Well, to what, exactly? Subscription model? Techdirt says no, walled gardens are bad! So where should they do? Sell lots of t-shirts? Put cameras over reporters shoulders and charge people to watch the streaming live video?"
    
    I think the merits of my parody holds water.
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    - Anonymous Coward, 25 Sep 2016 @ 5:57am
      
      Re: Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
      err .. excuse the bad grammar in that.
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    - Anonymous Coward, 25 Sep 2016 @ 8:14pm
      
      Re: Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
      To be fair, whenever Techdirt puts up posts about their merchandise offers, Whatever's main complaint is that he can produce more shirts so the claim of "limited offer" doesn't count. Of course, when it comes to actually making those T-shirts he says he could have to break Techdirt's "business model", he's mysteriously incapable.
      
      Either statement still makes Whatever a complete idiot and tool.
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      - Anonymous Coward, 26 Sep 2016 @ 7:29am
        
        Re: Re: Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
        To be fair Whatever is good at opening himself up to being mocked in more than one way. Just to be fair.
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        Anonymous Coward, 26 Sep 2016 @ 7:59pm
        
        Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Whatever(parody)
        It's like he wants to be consistent at being a thorough, utter dumbfuck.
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CharlieBrown, 24 Sep 2016 @ 5:44pm

Cap
I think "NERD HARDER" would work on a cap. I'd rather that than "Make America great again". Is there any chance of adding one to the current campaign?
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bgmcb (profile), 25 Sep 2016 @ 7:30pm

Please add
a 100% cotton option.
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