[Dragaera] Striving towards Paarfiction...

[Maximilian Wilson]

On Jan 14, 2008 11:42 AM, Davdi Silverrock <davdisil at gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been trying to think of a way to describe the design of a
> T-shirt without calling it that.  The problem is, I can think of
> counter-examples that might also fit -- a "buttonless" garment might
> still have lacings; as it stands now, the description might also refer
> to a toga, or a blouse, for example.

A picture is worth a thousand words--ambiguity is not going to be a
problem given that the shirt is right there. You could merely say
"garment" and the viewer would pick up on the joke. Are you trying to
describe the shirt without self-reference, as if it were a quote in
the book which had been later, ironically, printed on a shirt?

-Max


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