Quick clothing-related update: Our stash of shirts from Print Mojo is going fast, but we've ordered a whole bunch more in all sizes. They should be available in around two weeks — we'll post when the new batch is up. In the meantime, this is our first time working with this vendor, so if you have any problems, please let us know.
 
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When I wear mine here in Austin, people ask if they are lottery numbers. Sad the lack of knowledge.
I've gotten that one. As well as “Mister, are those the numbers from LOST?”
Not really having to do with the subject at hand, but here's my very own Christmas tune.
With apologies to Little Augie Rios…
Omar-cita
Donde esta Santana Claus?
Donde esta Santana Claus?
And the throws that he will heave?
Omar-cita
Donde esta Santana Claus?
I look for him because
It's Christmas Eve
I know that it will take some prospects
But maybe he's not far away
So throw all the guys in like objects
Hoping the Twins will look this way
I hope you won't forget
To improve the New York Mets
And to the youngsters say
Bye Pelfrey, bye Humber
Bye Gomez, bye Guerra
Ole
Ole
OLE!
Omar-cita
Donde esta Santana Claus?
Oh where is Santana Claus?
It's Christmas Eve
Alright, Omar-cita, I go sleep now…