Well, I have always thought this would be cool - maybe something for each badge or one of a bunch of badges. Where would you wear it? Maybe to shows - who knows. I was screwing around and came up with this.
Marc
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I'd definitely wear it around the house ... but, not sure out and about town ... I can hear the "Look at the Hell's Angel type standing over there" whispers now
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I could put words over the swas, or delete it...Comment
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Or replace the swastika with the eagle clutching a poor helpless soldierOriginally posted by Flak88
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Shouldn't it be Die Luftwaffe?GeorgeComment
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Dear Marc,
I think that idea is not bad at all, but many people will find this very offensive in USA. This is "lawsuit in the waiting" IMO.Comment
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Robert - this one is for you:
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Guys - for all those who have PM'd me - this is just for fun, on this site, and not a side business!
MarcComment
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Marc,
I love the PAB t-shirt! Thanks man!
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Very cool! I'd buy one and wear it too! Maybe a cuff title on the sleeve?Comment
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Hi all. These are available, but without the "tour dates" on the back, and usually in black on white or visa versa, not in colour. Cool idea but.Reminds me of a t-shirt I was running around in back in the late seventies during the punk music era. Old skin tight jeans, bother boots, camo combat jacket and a t-shirt with "Adolf Hitlers World Tour" , a picture of the main man on the front, and the campaigns and the dates on the back. The tour of England had no dates, just Cancelled next to it :-).Regards; JohnsyComment
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I remember the Hitler world tour t-shirt , got one from Blackpool !
It had Russia with cancelled due to bad weather on it amongst the dates , the last tour date was the bunker !
Great Idea for the shirts but with the swastika on it i know i would get pulled by the " dibble " in no time at all , would work with a 1957 badge though .Comment
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Hi George,Originally posted by George Stimson
Side note question on Die Luftwaffe. I took German many moons ago, and still recall that "die" is for feminine words (ie Die Mutter), "der" is masculine (Der Fuhrer), and "das" for neutral (ie Das Boot). Why would they use a feminine descripter (for lack of a better word) for the word Luftwaffe? Its a silly question but, I can't remember and was just curious.
Thanks.
Andy B. collecting mini badge stickpins.
PS Cool shirts!!!!Collecting minis and KVKsComment
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