The New Black

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12 Responses to The New Black

  1. Gary61 says:

    FAIL – shirt is GRAY.

  2. gabrielm says:

    Gary61,
    Agree – black text on black shirt would have been much cooler.

    And anyway:
    #000 is the new #000000

  3. Anonymous says:

    I have had a look at the tee-shirt site and it is available black on black.

  4. Nelson.C says:

    Bah. RGB black is merely the colour of your monitor (“tuned to a dead channel”). CMYK black is darker. Try C86M85Y79K100.

  5. pork musket says:

    How to never have sex, a guide:

    1) Purchase and wear shirts like this.

  6. kawayama says:

    i’m sorry, my printers would scream if i used 86-85-79-xx. they would accept 60-40-40-xx, grudgingly.

    the shirt: i like it. i would like it even more without the underline on IS. just a tiny line took it from cool to obnoxious.

  7. Nelson.C says:

    You know, Pork Musket, having sex is both easier and harder than you imagine.

  8. noen says:

    FAIL – shirt is GRAY.

    The shirt doesn’t claim to be black.

  9. dculberson says:

    Pork, I suppose something from Abercrombie would be guaranteed to get you some of that sex? Especially if you drive up in a Porsche.

  10. pork musket says:

    @10 I’m not sure about Abercrombie, I think that might’ve worked like 5 years ago in a high-school parking lot. But I don’t think a Porsche would hurt anyone’s chances unless one were to drive it like Rocky Balboa drives a Trans Am.

    I suppose I’m turning into a bitter old man too quickly… but I work with a bunch of nerdy programmers that like to wear shirts with witticisms like “There’s no place like 127.0.0.1″ and “Don’t make me release the flying monkeys.” I just know one of them will turn up wearing this beauty.

  11. SamF says:

    I thought #000000 was the old black.

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