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Postby Captain Caveman » Dec 19, 2007 11:06 pm

Are there NSS STicker out there for sale?
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Postby wendy » Dec 19, 2007 11:09 pm

do you mean the bat sticker? Or the actual NSS emblem? Guess it doesn't matter cuz the question in yes to both. http://nssbookstore.org/index.php?mode=homepage.html
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Postby David Grimes » Dec 20, 2007 1:38 am

I have found several online vendors that sell the bat sticker as for the NSS only the NSS website.
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Postby Captain Caveman » Dec 20, 2007 6:25 pm

Thank you know i looked in the store the frist time but miss them. I will be buying some of thoughs and a T-shirt. Thanks
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Postby wendy » Dec 20, 2007 7:15 pm

Captain Caveman wrote:Thank you know i looked in the store the frist time but miss them. I will be buying some of thoughs and a T-shirt. Thanks


Also at a lot of caving events there is a vendors area, where you can get some erlaly cool t-shirts and stickers.
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Postby ian mckenzie » Dec 20, 2007 7:31 pm

There are also ASS stickers, which are the same as my avatar. :-)
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Postby NZcaver » Dec 20, 2007 9:18 pm

ian mckenzie wrote:There are also ASS stickers, which are the same as my avatar. :-)

Oh, so that would be the pointy A.S.S. sticker then? :tonguecheek:
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Postby ian mckenzie » Dec 21, 2007 1:47 am

It combines a stylized A for Alberta, triangles and circles for mountains and caves, and a crawling caver. In addition to stickers, we've also got our logo on glass beer mugs and fleece toques.
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Postby Wayne Harrison » Dec 21, 2007 9:27 am

I never noticed the crawling caver in the logo until you mentioned it. Now, I understand it. :kewl:
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Postby NZcaver » Dec 21, 2007 10:44 am

ian mckenzie wrote:It combines a stylized A for Alberta, triangles and circles for mountains and caves, and a crawling caver. In addition to stickers, we've also got our logo on glass beer mugs and fleece toques.

Oh, so the point is a mountain and not the caver's er.. rear end. My mistake! :doh:

Do you guys have patches with that logo too?
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Postby ian mckenzie » Dec 21, 2007 11:12 am

NZcaver wrote: so the point is a mountain and not the caver's er.. rear end.
Great; now I'll never look at our logo the same again...

No patches, other than the one sewn into the toque (you guys do know what a toque is, don't you?)
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Postby NZcaver » Dec 21, 2007 11:18 am

ian mckenzie wrote:No patches, other than the one sewn into the toque (you guys do know what a toque is, don't you?)

You probably mean a Tuque (which is not to be confused with a Toque French ladies hat from centuries ago, even though the spelling is interchangeable. Confusing!)

Yeah, I remember the Toque/Tuque/Took/etc from some previous discussion. I know it as a beanie.
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Postby Wayne Harrison » Dec 21, 2007 2:41 pm

How about we just call it a chapeau?
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Postby ian mckenzie » Dec 21, 2007 10:17 pm

NZcaver wrote:You probably mean a Tuque
Smartie. Your link does say "sometimes also spelled toque or touque in English". At any rate, it's pronounced "tewk" (well sort of; rhymes with kook). Our Quebecois cavers might not accept "chapeau" as an alternate... :-) and I believe the Brits call it a 'wooly hat', which sounds right.

Talk about wandering off topic...
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Postby NZcaver » Dec 21, 2007 10:56 pm

ian mckenzie wrote:
NZcaver wrote:You probably mean a Tuque
Smartie.

Blame wikipedia. :tonguecheek: Thanks for the broadening my horizons a little. :grin:
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