VOTE HERE for the 2006 CLPEX.com T-shirt Slogan!

[Kasey Wertheim]

Scroll down to see the t-shirt layouts you are voting on. Only one vote per registered login. I will be monitoring for people registering additional screen names with the same IP address, so please don't try... let's keep it fair and fun! The creater of the slogan with the most votes gets two free t-shirts! The shirt will be posted next week on CLPEX.com and you may securely order any color/size/style with any major credit card online. Log in and vote for this year's CLPEX.com T-shirt slogan... And have a great week!

[voting will end at 7:00 PM on Sunday so I can prepare the winning entry for purchase next Monday morning.]

[Dennis Degler]

[Steve Everist]

Sorry to be a spoiler, but on the one which says: "Identity - it's in the Details": I'm not a linquist or champion speller, but shouldn't the word "Detail" be used without an 's' at the end when it is used as a noun?

PS: I personally like this one the best, but I don't want to appere ignerent tew others who spel beter then me (in case it wins and I buy a shirt)

"Detail" is also a reference back to CLPEX and "The Weekly Detail."

[Stephanie Howard]

Sorry to be a spoiler, but on the one which says: "Identity - it's in the Details": I'm not a linquist or champion speller, but shouldn't the word "Detail" be used without an 's' at the end when it is used as a noun?

PS: I personally like this one the best, but I don't want to appere ignerent tew others who spel beter then me (in case it wins and I buy a shirt)

Perhaps it's a reference to the 3 levels of detail - Details 1,2 and 3? That would make sense.

[Kasey Wertheim]

"Detail" is also a reference back to CLPEX and "The Weekly Detail."

Either one suits me. The submitter originally had one phrase... "Identity is in the details." I took editorial liberty and split the phrase, and should have re-visited. But either way is technically correct. There is more than one "detail" necessary to establish identity... identity is in the details. And likewise, "detail" can be plural.

I like Steve E's comment that it also references the Detail. I could see changing it if it wins.

But so far, Dead People is in the lead! (or should we say "I print dead persons"??) ha ha.

-Kasey