Aslok32 t shirts...is errata needed?

[Vinnie]

Just been questioned by my wife and daughter about my ASLOK t-shirt.
Is this Olde English font, which the lettering appears to be, would suggest that this is AS I Oktoberfest....
Could this be right?

It explains why all the hot chicks are not draping themselves over me!

 

[Vinnie]

Font can be seen here.

https://d144mzi0q5mijx.cloudfront.net/img/O/L/Old-EnglishA.png

 

[hongkongwargamer]

that can only explain why people are not gesturing wildly at you

 

[hongkongwargamer]

perhaps what you need is a "Perry Sex" tshirt?

 

[Robin Reeve]

It reminds me of the fake Hitler's dairy, of which the Spiegel published some pages in the eighties.
The swindling was undone because the forgers had got some of the gothic letters wrong.

 

[Vinnie]

It reminds me of the fake Hitler's dairy, of which the Spiegel published some pages in the eighties.
The swindling was undone because the forgers had got some of the gothic letters wrong.

But this is FAR more important!

 

[hoxson1]

Looks like you gotcha an A-S-I t-shirt there

 

[Vinnie]

Looks like you gotcha an A-S-I t-shirt there

Ultra-rare, worth more?

 

[Michael Dorosh]

It reminds me of the fake Hitler's dairy, of which the Spiegel published some pages in the eighties.
The swindling was undone because the forgers had got some of the gothic letters wrong.

Part of the story was that the faker tried to put AH on the cover and instead put FH - but that *could* have stood for Führer Hauptquartier. The fakes were proven as such by a number of other means, especially the hand-writing.
The physical diaries also failed a thorough examination of their materials, which included post-war polyester in the binding, etc. (and apparently the gold FH letters were in plastic from a commercially available postwar source...)