The T-shirts will reign supreme

So a few months ago a buddy and I decided we wanted to start printing t-shirts with sayings on them, like the kind you see on the clearance racks at JCPenneys and stuff (haha).

Our niche is the college drinking audience, and although many of you probably think this has been played out, in our delusional state of riches we refuse to believe it. I will reveal our company name in the near future as we have yet to file the LLC paperwork (actually this is the second time, we were 99% an LLC but I forgot to file an announcement in the local paper which invalidated the application).

Our slogan is "Half glassin' is half assin".

I sit here at my desk sketching how our possible setup in my garage will be, and Adam, lemme tell you, its kinda tough. For those of you who don't quite know how it works let me break it down for you.

You have a screen with a finely woven mesh that needs to have an image 'burned' onto it, this is accomplished by coating the screen with a photo-somethignorover chemical in complete darkness, which must then dry. Afterwards, you tape on a printout of your pattern that is on transparency to the screen and shine a light over it so it transfers to the screen, and when you rinse the screen everything that didn't have the light shined on it (your pattern) rinses away, leaving a stencil of sorts.

Then you slop some ink on the bitch, throw a shirt under it, and squeegee for all you're worth. A quick dry with a heat gun and you're good to go.

Adam, the time draws near my friend...