Smile Enamel Mug Geek and thought it may look

and thought it may look okay on a shirt for farm-y types (or inner city ute driving sheep shearing wanabees

It is also used by the British Army

plays Zorba

It is also known as Archimedes' constant (not to be confused with an Archimedes number) and as Ludolph's number

3b: noted because of special literary or historical associations [Paris is the classic refuge of expatriates]

Smile Enamel Mug Geek and thought it may lookWho could be nasty to someone holding this cup? This beautiful big smile has an interesting pedigree. It is based on a previous version that we used for a Crown Street Window in 1993 and subsequently printed onto a REMO T Shirt in 1995. That version had been lifted from a fax that we received in 1991 from designer Tucker Viemeister in New York. Tucker, in turn, had lifted it from a box of Italian toothpaste, the manufacturers of which had at some