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  • FahkaFahka Posts: 3,187
    Ok wrote:
    Wow! Those suckers are already out of stock! I didn't think they'd be gone that fast.


    If anyone got an extra one, id love the chance at one.. very nifty lil key chains :)
  • LukinFanLukinFan Posts: 29,040
    LeatherMandi wrote:
    Ok wrote:
    Wow! Those suckers are already out of stock! I didn't think they'd be gone that fast.


    If anyone got an extra one, id love the chance at one.. very nifty lil key chains :)
    I would love one too if anyone ha an extra
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  • dimitrispearljamdimitrispearljam Posts: 139,549
    LukinFan wrote:
    LeatherMandi wrote:
    Ok wrote:
    Wow! Those suckers are already out of stock! I didn't think they'd be gone that fast.


    If anyone got an extra one, id love the chance at one.. very nifty lil key chains :)
    I would love one too if anyone ha an extra
    ;)
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  • chimechime Posts: 7,838
    :( too slow.

    Just saw this.
    So are we strangers now? Like rock and roll and the radio?
  • Yellow BedwetterYellow Bedwetter Posts: 2,832
    chime wrote:
    :( too slow.

    Just saw this.

    same lol
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  • Santos L. HalperSantos L. Halper Posts: 1,811
    we have more on order, not sure what the turnaround will be
    slh
  • demetriosdemetrios Posts: 91,573
    Santos L. Halper wrote:
    we have more on order, not sure what the turnaround will be
    slh

    will these be also for sale @ the philly merchandise tables next week?
  • FahkaFahka Posts: 3,187
    Santos L. Halper wrote:
    we have more on order, not sure what the turnaround will be
    slh


    yay! :)
  • LukinFanLukinFan Posts: 29,040
    dimitrispearljam wrote:
    ;)
    Thanks Dimitris!!!
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  • OceanStoneOceanStone Posts: 333
    Santos L. Halper wrote:
    we have more on order, not sure what the turnaround will be
    slh


    Great! Thank you Santos!
  • so-much-clearerso-much-clearer Posts: 303
    Aw, man, I want 2! One to carry around and one to keep in my collection. Hopefully I'll catch the next shipment.
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  • Bump30Bump30 Posts: 446
    They must have got more in!! :mrgreen:
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  • SpagsSpags Posts: 3,031
    Yay! Ordered, thanks for the heads up! :ugeek:
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  • thunderDANthunderDAN Posts: 2,094
    funny to see a band of outspoken atheists sell a product of Christian origin
  • decides2dreamdecides2dream Posts: 14,977
    thunderDAN wrote:
    funny to see a band of outspoken atheists sell a product of Christian origin



    idk if the whole band is 'outspoken atheists'....but i kinda have to agree. i had to do a double take first time i saw em in the goods section, and sure...as a recovering catholic, i laughed. :mrgreen:
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  • dottlesdottles Posts: 9,140
    Hurrah, mine arrived today (posted on the 20th October) :)
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  • bicyclejoebicyclejoe Posts: 1,203
    thunderDAN wrote:
    funny to see a band of outspoken atheists sell a product of Christian origin

    Where did you read that the band are atheists? They have plenty of merch with religious iconography in their stable, dating back to the California trio of posters in 2000.

    While they aren't Christian (like me, a member of the religious left), the songwriting has always struck me as deist or maybe borderline agnostic. There is a desire to believe in something bigger than them, but a reluctance because of the mess that mainstream religion has made of faith.

    Indeed, atheists wouldn't even acknowledge there is a God or bother mentioning him/her in lyrics. What's the point of carrying on about something that doesn't exist. But that's not the case. Eddie not only references God, but has a King David-like conversation with God in "Marker in the Sand." It's a lot like Psalm 6 when David has one of his big rows with God, asking, essentially, "What do you say!?"
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  • yahamitayahamita Posts: 1,514
    I could really use a PJ key chain....then I realized the St. Christopher part..I am ANTI CATHOLIC and anything having to do with saints. Can you make a different one that is non religious?
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  • bicyclejoebicyclejoe Posts: 1,203
    edited November 2009
    yahamita wrote:
    I could really use a PJ key chain....then I realized the St. Christopher part..I am ANTI CATHOLIC and anything having to do with saints. Can you make a different one that is non religious?

    I'm Episcopalian and recognize, but don't worship, St. Christopher as a good man who brought comfort to travelers and the poor. We also have a Buddha and Ganesh from our travels in our home. I dig the play on iconography. If you're anti-Catholic, you should appreciate that it turns sacred into secular, and has some fun with something that others take too seriously.
    Post edited by bicyclejoe on
    My Pearl Jam Road: 10/22/90 Seattle | 12/22/90 Seattle, Moore Theater | 9/29/92 Seattle, Magnusson Park, Drop in the Park | 9/5/93 The Gorge, with Neil Young and Blind Melon | 7/20/06 Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with Sleater-Kinney | 7/22/06 The Gorge, 10/21/06 Mountain View, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Bridge School Benefit | 9/21/09 Seattle | 9/22/09 Seattle | 9/26/09 Portland, OR | 7/14/2011 Eddie Vedder, Portland, OR | 11/29/13 Portland, OR
  • CorsoCorso Posts: 201
    bicyclejoe wrote:
    yahamita wrote:
    I could really use a PJ key chain....then I realized the St. Christopher part..I am ANTI CATHOLIC and anything having to do with saints. Can you make a different one that is non religious?

    I'm Episcopalian and recognize, but don't worship, St. Christopher as a good man who brought comfort to travelers and the poor. We also have a Buddha and Ganesh from our travels in our home. I dig the play on iconography. If you're anti-Catholic you should appreciate something that turns something sacred into secular, and has some fun with something that others take too seriously.
    bicyclejoe, both post well said....
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