Have you considered giving out a free t-shirt for referrals that purchase, say, 5 or 10 purchases?
It won't influence me on whether I refer the product to someone else, but it might result in a free t-shirt for me!
After you get a chuckle out of this (hopefully), you can delete the post. And send the t-shirt :-D
I'm still addicted to NCrunch, thanks!
Remco NCrunch Developer
#3935
01 Apr 2013 20:33 UTC
You got more than a chuckle, I did laugh out loud! :)
I'd first need to resolve the dilemma of which logo to include on the T-shirt .. the one on the website, or the product icon? Maybe I'll need to make them both the same, so the dilemma doesn't exist!
Great to hear NCrunch is working well for you!
I'd first need to resolve the dilemma of which logo to include on the T-shirt .. the one on the website, or the product icon? Maybe I'll need to make them both the same, so the dilemma doesn't exist!
Great to hear NCrunch is working well for you!
Well, if you're going to go all out, why not create one with the spinning logo :-D
I really should have tweeted at you instead of posting to the forum, I thought of that afterward. Old school I guess.
I really should have tweeted at you instead of posting to the forum, I thought of that afterward. Old school I guess.
Remco NCrunch Developer
#3938
01 Apr 2013 21:31 UTC
Old forum habits do die hard :)
If we can have logos spin on T-shirts, we might as well go the extra mile and get a wifi enabled shirt that can print out your test results while you write code. Then the whole room can see when you're not going green-red-green-red!
If we can have logos spin on T-shirts, we might as well go the extra mile and get a wifi enabled shirt that can print out your test results while you write code. Then the whole room can see when you're not going green-red-green-red!
Now you have me LOL'ing. A coworker just asked if I was OK.
I'm thinking the print-out is nice for the management team, but what about one of those old "mood-changing" t-shirts that actually changes from red to green? Then your teammates can tell how naughty or nice you are currently.
I'm thinking the print-out is nice for the management team, but what about one of those old "mood-changing" t-shirts that actually changes from red to green? Then your teammates can tell how naughty or nice you are currently.
Remco NCrunch Developer
#3940
01 Apr 2013 22:58 UTC
I think if we had people wearing those in any standard enterprise team, the management would never want to talk to them due to fear of the always angry red shirts...
Could be a great way to get work done.
Could be a great way to get work done.
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