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screen printing => Equipment => Topic started by: rmonks on July 25, 2011, 02:20:52 PM
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I was reading the service manual that came with my press last night the (safety section) and I was reading this part that was advising not to operate the press with loose clothing, long hair, or a neck tie. Just curious does anyone wear a tie when printing. LOL
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What's a neck tie? :P
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I used to until I read the owners manual...
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Hopefully this doesn't include my fine bolo tie collection.
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Only did it once. ::)
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I don't own a neck tie haha. I don't think I have a shirt with a collar either. tees and hoodies allll the time.
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If my buddy Danny was here, he'd tell you about the time, as a salesman, he come into my shop. He knew it was a "No Tie Zone", but wore it in anyway. He left with half of it.I kept the part I cut off.
I don't do ties except for maybe weddings and funerals.
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As hot as it is. NFW. I'd look stupid naked with a neck tie.
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I won't wear a tie while I print, but I'll drink beer and tie one on.
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I once necked with a Thai in the breakroom of a sign shop, but since I wasn't printing at the time, I guess it doesn't count.
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I won't wear a tie while I print, but I'll drink beer and tie one on.
Amen!
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No Neck Tie for me, but I read this part of my manual as well and laughed.
THEN
A couple days later I'm wearing a certain hoodie. When I'm standing in front of the head to lock in squeegies or whatever the case may be, the hoodie pockets are the exact height and distance apart as the two registration knobs in the front. I had no idea until i tried to walk away, only to be caught up in the press. I have to put packing tape over the pockets when i wear that one, otherwise i get stuck continually lol
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Watching old B roll film or documentary footage, seems like EVERYBODY wore a tie (and hat) at work. Assembly line worker, factory worker, butcher, newspaper boy, etc....
Seems like ties weren't just for "white collar" jobs back in the day.
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My old Rototex ripped a hoodie pocket right off me. I was in the un/loading position and turned
for something as the press indexed. Riippppp!!!! Them Geneva indexers get going...
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Watching old B roll film or documentary footage, seems like EVERYBODY wore a tie (and hat) at work. Assembly line worker, factory worker, butcher, newspaper boy, etc....
Seems like ties weren't just for "white collar" jobs back in the day.
My daughter works in San Francisco and she says the new fashion trend there is to shop in your pajamas, amongst women anyway.
I guess when it comes to Florida and the women start shopping in their negligees I'll be hookin' it on down to the mall . . .
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My daughter works in San Francisco and she says the new fashion trend there is to shop in your pajamas, amongst women anyway.
I guess when it comes to Florida and the women start shopping in their negligees I'll be hookin' it on down to the mall . . .
If you're going to be "hookin' " it, I hope that you look pretty good in your negligee! :o
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Not me. Just goin' ogle.
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Speaking of neck ties I,vie only tied mine once and just eased it off, now I don't know how to tie one its been so long:-[
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That's why they make clip-ons . . .
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Not exactly clip-ons but back in my college fraternity days at the University of Minnesota, a few guys were designated tie-tyers for the rest of us.
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That is funny, I used to have to tie my roommate's tie, heck if I can tie one now. It takes me like 8 tries to get it right.
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Speaking of neck ties I,vie only tied mine once and just eased it off, now I don't know how to tie one its been so long:-[
A standard knot is easy.
I was taught:
Over
Under
Sideways
Down
Just like the YARDBIRDS song.... if you're old enough to remember them.
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At my sisters wedding, my brother and I both came out of our rooms at the same time, end of tie in each hand,
wondering how in the hell this magic was performed.