On Fri, 29 Jul 2011 09:02:14 +1000, sketchIT <sI@draw2stch.invalid>
wrote:
>Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
>>On 7/28/2011 7:22 AM, mccabe469@verizon.net wrote:
>>> could someone please digitize this image... it is for my nephew who is
>>> going on The Iron Mike Wounded Warrior Bike Ride on spt 11th
>>
>>I won't be doing this, but here's a better image for someone to work
>>from. You might want to indicate whether you want it 12 inches across or
>>one half-inch ... or something in between. And whether you need the VFW
>>emblem to be included (which couldn't be read in your original tiny
>>image). The emblem would had a few magnitudes of difficulty, unless
>>someone already had it digitized.
>>
>> - Herb
>
>mmmm... like yourself I too struggle with
>"getting the message across".
>Some just read as living in a vacuum when
>it comes to communicating:-/
>Maybe Pixie has a "pichtha" for this?
> <BG>
>
I only lead those to water... I doan push their head under...
If you recall... which you prolly doan...(!)... I was converting YOUR
speak for Surprise, not converting Surprise's speak for you...
/touch butt... /sizzle...
Converting manspeak is easy... they doan use many syllables ... /laff
Converting wimminspeak for men?... /clicks tongue...
Wait fer it.... waaaaiiitt fer it...
If I taught you... I'd eventually have to kill you... :-D
... if'n you diddun die of a brain explosion first.... rofl...
I watch your pain though...
Imagine the trouble these Ladies have in real life...
The butcher and the mechanic must be certifiable by the time they have
figured out what is actually being requested...
A bit of rump or getting your engine mounted could get a girl into
trouble...
mehehe
I am guilty on occasion too... yeah... who'd believe it!! /laff
Only yesterday I was telling someone about my 125gm/8oz conversion
mishap and forgot to mention the scales that I was having difficulty
swapping the switch from gms to ozs.
I could see it in my head... my fingers weren't typing the info...
125gms being roughly 4ozs (and I actually knew this)... it was an
interesting afternoon in the kitchen... /laff. Brain just sailed away!
mehehe
>/serious
>
>The OP has uploaded basically the same
>image you generously provided.
>I would be only too happy to tackle the
>project, as you would have guessed, however
>that emblem is just way over the top in
>even considering stitching, on anything,
>at any size.
>What this job needs is a rethink by the OP.
>I googgled(?) "VFW" to come up with
>this link to a "logo" that is do-able in
>the place of the emblem.
>"http://vfwtrianglepost2799.org/Images/VFW75years.jpg
>With some approved changes that could
>be incorporated and work, in a stitch out.
>
Does the badge HAVE to be there in the sewout??
That's a bit military(?) naughty anyway, no?
No, I'm not the copyright police, but on a civilian is it really
necessary??
Answers not having to be thought of as to where you got the sewout in
the first place - always a good thing!
Just do the soldiers and the writing??
Or, just do the basic outline of the medal, sans fill?
Options abound.
>Dunno.. needs more input, more input than just
>the size required... I say :-)
>
Yep!
>tks
>
Pixie :-))
This effort (pictorial) required Picasso... /laff
And you know my views on that pseudo artistic fraudster!
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