Reports are pouring in regarding a "grammarpolice.net" shirt spotted along the Western seaboard. By reports, of course, we mean "instant messages," and by Western seaboard, we mean "Stanford," but my friend was emphatic nonetheless. I googled some Cafe Press-type shirts but no, she tells me, the dot-net was there, man. Policy, art, rhetoric—t-shirt.
We're entirely skeptical that anyone in Cali even reads this stuff, what with, you know, the huge time difference and all. But if you're out there and making G.p clothing for the West Coast, cease and desist immediately. Just kidding. Send me one, uh, dude.
Posted by Kriston at August 26, 2004 12:44 PMThere's at least one kid at Berkeley wasting time at this particular web address. However, we don't think very highly of anything made by, of or for standford students.
Posted by: jeff at August 26, 2004 12:52 PMI think that's a capital idea! Mind if I represent in Galveston? I'll make sure to include the dot-net. G.p in my wardrobe would be like an accoustic guitar in my room and the New Yorker on my coffee table. Instant cool.
Posted by: David at August 26, 2004 10:51 PMSaw one in Austin at Kriston's alma mater.
Posted by: matt at August 27, 2004 10:29 AMAnother Cali reader checking in (Fremont, represent). Haven't spotted the shirt, though.
Posted by: leslie at August 29, 2004 1:36 PM