One of the most interesting pieces of evidence supporting the notion of visual superiority over the other senses is that the original version of "Seeing's believing" was presumably "Seeing's believing, but feeling's the truth." That most Americans have dropped the second portion of the proverb does not seem to be an accident. Rather, it reflects a definite penchant for the visual in contrast to the tactual. Originally, the proverb denigrated "seeing" in favor of "feeling".
- Seeing is Believing, Alan Dundes
I definitely prefer the original.
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yea,
I have printed a lot of shirts. Never with the heavy duty oil based ink, but I have found a water based printing ink that if printed well works really good.
and thanks, i'm really thrilled on this job. and it's been too long since i've been able to say that.
also: i would normally try to do the giving space/time thing, we're just trying to figure out whether this crisis of his is indicative of something larger that precludes us from being together right now. *smacks head against table*