Nice tshirt. Spotted it in the display window of a shop in Florianigasse (next to #31). Not sure what’s the name of the shop, but there’s a big “ditialkonfusion” banner.
And yes: you can see my feet.
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Norman (unregistered) on August 9th, 2006 @ 2:46 pm
Hey J.,
the store is called DK Mix Shop, just opened 10 days ago and is run in part by Mr. JoeJoe Bailey, known for his ongoing FM4 gig and his impeccable hairstyle. Haven’t been there yet (shame on me) but the guys put a lot of work into it and from what I’ve heard it turned out really nice.
i photographed that exact same shirt in the exact same place last week. and about 200 others. oh boy, that was a load of work. i’m looking forward to those pix going online, because when that happens, it’ll hopefully mean that their disgusting web site is replaced by something serviceable.
i never realized it’s hard to determine the name of the shop from the outside (inside there’s a huge grafitto saying “digi kon mixshop”, so together with all the logos saying “digital konfusion” it’s possible to piece together the solution *g*); when i’m there next time i’ll tell them to put up proper signage.
Hey J.,
the store is called DK Mix Shop, just opened 10 days ago and is run in part by Mr. JoeJoe Bailey, known for his ongoing FM4 gig and his impeccable hairstyle. Haven’t been there yet (shame on me) but the guys put a lot of work into it and from what I’ve heard it turned out really nice.
i photographed that exact same shirt in the exact same place last week. and about 200 others. oh boy, that was a load of work. i’m looking forward to those pix going online, because when that happens, it’ll hopefully mean that their disgusting web site is replaced by something serviceable.
i never realized it’s hard to determine the name of the shop from the outside (inside there’s a huge grafitto saying “digi kon mixshop”, so together with all the logos saying “digital konfusion” it’s possible to piece together the solution *g*); when i’m there next time i’ll tell them to put up proper signage.