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[bigjohn]

Saw this on Tumblr this morning.

What a great coffee mug for any contractionally challenged morning forum poster!



Maybe a new item for the Meister store?

 

[Mousey]

Saw this on Tumblr this morning.

What a great coffee mug for any contractionally challenged morning forum poster!



Maybe a new item for the Meister store?

Love it! I love smart ass coffee mugs.

My coffee mug at work says: A lack of planning your part does NOT necessarily constitute an emergency on my part.

So when one of the guys gets all bent out of shape and whines about a part he needed to order yesterday because he needs it right now, today but didn't tell me, he gets to read The Mug.

 

[suzecat]

Saw this on Tumblr this morning.

What a great coffee mug for any contractionally challenged morning forum poster!

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Maybe a new item for the Meister store?

I know / no should be on the mug too!

"Know" means knowledge I freaking have in my memory, while "no" means the opposite of yes. Examples can be found in most of Spintee's posts.

 

[Webzcas]

Fantastic, please put a link where such a piece can be purchased

 

[goatwack]

These and many other 'grammar mugs' are at www.cafepress.co.uk. Great selection!

 

[Webzcas]

These and many other 'grammar mugs' are at www.cafepress.co.uk. Great selection!

Cool, so you can basically make your own ones up, without the markup

I used to use Cafepress years back when I wanted to create some mugs and T-Shirts for my site, for a free roll promotion we did. I still have my mug.