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8 INTRODUCTION

GET THE MESSAGE? Now you can voice your
opinion, mention your favorite rock group, bar,
school, club, store, car, and motorcycle, and liter­
ally contact thousands. The fastest means of
communication was once a telegram, then a tele­
phone and now the telet-shirt. Many advertisers
resort to billboards, radio and television commer­
cials. Stores depend on newspaper ads with sea­
sonal and manager sales (in case anyone was
interested in buying a manager). Radio is a good
means of advertising (if you're not huffing and
puffing too loudly, after doing the hustle, to hear
the commercial). Magazines in doctor's waiting
rooms are terrific (except the coupons are torn
out). But speaking of getting the message (if you
went back to the title) what's all this got to do
with Tee Shirts? We are trying to say that tee
shirts are fabulous for advertising. Contacts
thousands of students with vital information like
V.&S. Pizza and Fonzie for president, tee shirts
are in style. On a tee shirt everyone gets the
message!