Comments on: About

By: admin

admin — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 21:53:13 +0000

@Janice: The good news is that you can get different styles! Click on the shop you want under any specific item, then the section on the right hand side of the page headed “Choose your style and colour” – there are several women’s styles which have much larger necks including V-necks and spaghetti-shoulder tops, etc.

Let me know how you go!

By: Janice

Janice — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 16:19:01 +0000

I like your site very much and admire your tenacity and determination. I was wondering if you might consider t-shirts with a scoop neck or v-neck instead of the men’s neck. I find it very constricting to wear shirts way up to the bottom of my chin. Also, a lot of us from laying around in bed so much grow to be quite large. Just a few thoughts to help you with making more sales. You might want to chat with the website chronicbabe.com where young chronically challenged women hang out. Best of luck with your work and thank you for your service! Janice in FL

By: admin

admin — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 12:35:22 +0000

@Chris: Hey, I like your sayings! My biggest problem is having time to turn them into shirts actually – I always have a huge file of ones I want to make but don’t have time to make the graphics for yet so the graphics are the sticking point unfortunately

If you would like something designed especially for David, though, I can certainly do that! He sounds like quite a character Let me know.

By: chris collins

chris collins — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 02:59:57 +0000

hi there Ricky…what a great site…no pity. i LOVE your tshirts and will send your website to many in my family who never know what to buy as a gift for my 33 year old brain injured son…he doesn’t walk or talk, but he does spell out to people. not easy, but better than nothin! he will ecstatically love your sayings. wondering if you need more? i am a writer, of sorts, and i thought i might send you some ideas…you can use them if you feel they are appropriate. david often tries to touch people with his feet, which usually looks like he is trying to trip them, but really he doesn’t use his hands, and so, it’s just a way to stop someone and try to talk. i had a button one time that said “i’m really not trying to hurt you, but if i have to, i will”…that might have onlybeen good for him…but what about “if i can laugh, so can you” or “can you spell out for me? i really need to talk!” or “i’m really GOD, but you can call me David” (i like that one)(as i’m writing these, i’m thinking they are really only for david…hmmmm) let’s see… Do NOT make me get out of this chair! Yes, you can feed me…what are my choices? Volatile? I’ll show you VOLATILE! Stay calm, spell out to me, and nobody will get hurt! I’m smarter than I look! Kinda like YOU! So, anyways, I’ll wait to hear from you…hope you can use some of these.

By: Sally Brown

Sally Brown — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 20:16:06 +0000

I love this!!!!!!
Would love to talk to you about selling EKM’s personalized canes and crutches here- Take a look at the site and email me- we can put ANYTHING on a cane or crutch- such a hoot-
hope to hear from you soon!
Sally

By: azurelunatic (azurelunatic)

azurelunatic (azurelunatic) — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 02:34:04 +0000

@rickybuchanan BTW, http://nopitycity.com/about has some em and strong tags missing their lt/gt wrappers