You in a TL Shirt! - Page 10

On May 15 2008 03:19 intrigue wrote:

u r so smooth

On May 15 2008 03:22 Hawk wrote:


nigga's just tryin to get his dick wet yo

On May 15 2008 02:29 jingXD wrote:


most of us aren't hot girls....

On May 15 2008 02:03 oneofthem wrote:
Despite the polished prose, you've yet to grasp basic economics, unless of course people on the streets readily perceive the price of a good without the aid of socially recognized markers of worthiness.

On May 15 2008 03:22 Hawk wrote:


nigga's just tryin to get his dick wet yo

On May 15 2008 05:01 MoltkeWarding wrote:


Why is it that all your responses to me are the consequence of a either limited reading comprehension or narrow interpretive faculties?

I'll spell it out more clearly here: The social value of the tl.net logo is, for most instances, neutral, or, upon inquiry, possibly a social minus. In other words, it is approximately equal in value or slightly less to a blank white t-shirt. While this by itself doesn't equate to much in lost value, the loss of possibility of wearing a more prestigious logo makes the social cost of the t-shirt considerable. Generally we purchase something when we perceive its value to be higher than the monetary value demanded. Therefore the net loss of wearing a tl.net shirt must be calculated as follows:

(value of preferred shirt - its monetary cost) - (value of tl.net shirt - its monetary cost)

On May 14 2008 22:34 Hawk wrote:
Id feel like too huge of a nerd wearing it in public =p

On May 15 2008 05:13 RoC)Ninjah wrote:


hairs a bit messy, but it finally came today. I think I paid 17$ total.

On May 15 2008 05:01 MoltkeWarding wrote:
Why is it that all your responses to me are the consequence of a either limited reading comprehension or narrow interpretive faculties?

I'll spell it out more clearly here: The social value of the tl.net logo is, for most instances, neutral, or, upon inquiry, possibly a social minus. In other words, it is approximately equal in value or slightly less to a blank white t-shirt. While this by itself doesn't equate to much in lost value, the loss of possibility of wearing a more prestigious logo makes the social cost of the t-shirt considerable. Generally we purchase something when we perceive its value to be higher than the monetary value demanded. Therefore the net loss of wearing a tl.net shirt must be calculated as follows:

(value of preferred shirt - its monetary cost) - (value of tl.net shirt - its monetary cost)

On May 09 2008 05:20 Frits wrote:


Just wondering what's your weight/length?

Nice picture, just hope they sell some more soon.

On May 14 2008 22:43 mnm wrote:
if u want more female pics, u need to help me find 23 females that will wear xs tl tank tops =[.

i wear my tl shirt to bed since its big on me =p.

In my extensive life experience, I have yet to come across a more prestigious logo than the TeamLiquid pony. It is safe to say that you are maximizing your social gain by wearing official TL apparel. If this is not your experience, it may be the view above the shirt that is hurting your value, rather than what drapes your frame.

Thanks for making me feel fat, 'chelle.

On May 15 2008 08:58 PsycHOTemplar wrote:

PS: I find it frankly a little disturbing that someone with under 10 posts ordered a shirt lol. Oh well.