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brian
PostPosted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 11:14 pm 
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I'm not sure (nor am i bothered) which is gramaticaly correct but it hurts my eyes to see it being spelt 3 different ways on the same page. The same is true for the word official.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:40 am 
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It is surely not t-shirt.  Where did you see it spelled like this?

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Yeah but it is is a sharp looking t-Shirt.
Gotta get one.

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Webster says...

http://mw1.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/t-shirt

It's T-shirt.

Time to standardize!

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Thanks K-9!

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ChaosKnign wrote:
Webster says...

http://mw1.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/t-shirt

It's T-shirt.

Time to standardize!

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Depends upon where you use it. By itself it could be T-Shirt or t-Shirt - really the t is not a word, per say. In a sentence it would use all lower case. Maybe around the world there are many other ways of punctuation and ways ever without the hyphen. Your thoughts are welcome...
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Technically speaking, it's tee shirt.

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unixboymd wrote:
Technically speaking, it's tee shirt.


i agree with this. definitely its "tee" shirt. however; who uses "tee shirt" anyway? :)

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What a difference? People will understand the meaning of the word anyway. But regarding me I like T-Shirt.

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Maybe this will help?

Thesze were the results for the highest search term:
8,890,000 for tee shirt
30,300,000 for t-shirt
160,000,000 for tshirt
160,000,000 for T-Shirt

Seems like T-Shirts wins the race?
Either way, you guys have a great selection of branded merch.
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Gallant,

Thanks for the research! Interesting and useful!

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hey guys?? is there any difference?? which one of T-s ,,,, but yeah there is!! I'll take this one- T-shirt,,,,and Gallant thanks for your research and confusing all the T-s even more =))))))),,he heee,,,,

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They are all the same. they all spell the same aren't they?

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aaron77 wrote:
They are all the same. they all spell the same aren't they?

an in this OLD topic - its all about grammar and the english language

ignoring my grammar incorrect sentence above.
T-shirt is a derivative of tee shirt so should actually be t'shirt and if its the first word in a sentence should be capitalised. then we move on to if its a noun, pronoun or adjective.

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Old Topic indeed. So old, in fact, that I think it's time to lock it up. Seems to be a magnet for spam anyway, and who needs that? :)

For the record, we've sold 875 men's black *T-shirts* to date, so I think the spelling we've been using has worked out just fine.

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