with the exception of one shoe
And I'll bet "It was a really BIG Shoe".
Couldn't resist and lets see how many old farts round here recall the theatrical use of that phrase.
with the exception of one shoe
Today I used 10 sheets each of L201 and X119. I've said before, if any manufacturer could combine these two, they'd claim the corporate meeting market, and save the end user half the cost, and more importantly, half the labor.
I believe the profits from some, if not all, of the below, are donated to charity....
7) PROFIT
Yes, but A manufacturer without much penetration into this market would get lots of sales instead of 0-1%.A) Then the manufacturers get to sell you half as much gel....
I believe the profits from some, if not all, of the below, are donated to charity.
Skelton Exotic Sangria
Tipton Blue
Tharon Delft Blue
Hemsley Blue
Fisher Fuchsia
Baldassari Blue
Billington Pink
Dempster Open White (who is Dempster and why does he/she get a monopoly on what used to be called "Clear"?
Alice Blue (famous LD from the fifties, Alice Kramden)
Gallo Gold
Light Relief Yellow
Parry Sky Blue (used to be regular R68)
Winkler Blue (Ayyyyy!)
Any I missed?
Today I used 10 sheets each of L201 and X119. I've said before, if any manufacturer could combine these two, they'd claim the corporate meeting market, and save the end user half the cost, and more importantly, half the labor.
I just bought up a bunch of Apollo gel for our last show. The students like the PerfGel better, the way the swatchbook is organized, and the names.
I like Apollo as a company and prefer to buy from them over Rosco and Lee. We beat this topic to death in another thread, but I paid shipping on a Rosco swatchbook a couple months ago and it just showed up last week. Meanwhile, Apollo sent me a half-dozen in a week after me asking them. I'll take my business to the company that treats me the best and that happens to be Apollo.
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