Look for me on the road

Karl B. Andersen

Karl B. Andersen

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I just had a little goof-off time and went to my local ad shop for a few things.

Here's what you'll see if you're behind me:

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Here's what you'll see if you can pass me:

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And here's what you'll see if you're hitch hiking:

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Not bad for 100 bucks.

I thought they did a good job of matching my stitched logos on my knife pouches:

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Looking good Karl. Its all tax deductable now.
Hey I like the custom zippered pouches. Where did you get those made?
 
Nice Karl. I especially like the idea of a zippered case, very classy.
 
A zippered case has gone out with every knife I've made in 13 years.
The stitched logos have been on most of them for over 8 years.
 
Good stuff! Out here everybody and their grandmother advertises their services on their vehicles--from kitty shampooing to real estate. For some reason the trend is towards garish and overpowering--to the point where I make a mental note to avoid using that service. I'm glad to see a classy, understated logo like yours.

Kudos for the motorcycle bumper-sticker, too!
 
Looks great Karl, but don't be surprised if you get some calls to shoe a horse! :D
 
black mamba said:
Looks great Karl, but don't be surprised if you get some calls to shoe a horse! :D
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That's why there's no phone number. I just didn't want random calls.
I figured it this way - we're already over a decade into the 21st century. If someone at this point can't just automatically put a ".com" at the end of a company name to locate contact info, then I figure they shouldn't be buying something sharp anyway.
It's also easier to remember a company name than a phone number, especially if you're just walking through a parking lot or driving down the interstate.
They can get home, check out the web site and quickly decide their next action.
Only one day, and I've already received 1 email.
 
Karl, Do you shoe horses to? Every time I see an anvil on a vehicle here in the northwest its to drum up there horse shoeing business. Looks good...........
 
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