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[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

No tech billionaire is going to silence me.

[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

No tech billionaire is going to silence me.

Word!  ac_drinks

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

No tech billionaire is going to silence me.

Word!  ac_drinks

I'll drink to that.

[Blazor]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

No tech billionaire is going to silence me.

Word!  ac_drinks

I'll drink to that.

Damn it wheres me shine..... ah there we go, cheers! (clink clink) lol.

[Anonymous]

I support the failing printing industry.

That would be in your interests.

Printing is a dying trade, unfortunately.

I remember when it was considered a good trade to get into.

Yup! Company I work for, use to have 50 employees. Now we have 5. In the past 10 years or so, nearly half of all printing companies in the US have shut down.



Those "big box" companies, that market so cheap, there is a reason why, poor craftsmanship. We are a wholesaler of one of those big box companies, partly our equipment is getting too old, and partly cause they are cheaper. We've gotten things from them where the cut is off, folding is crooked or off, color mismatch, damaged product. Had to have them print and send more. This isnt limited to that company we use either. I've seen it elsewhere. The big box companies gang up and speed rush everything through. They cant count either. Folders where the pocket glue didnt hold, on thousands of them. Had to have the whole job reprinted by them.



Stick with your local printers folks.

The last time we had anything printed was my sister's fancy wedding invitations and that was almost eighteen years ago.

Seems everyone posts things on Fakebook these days. Forums and printing both are dying! The things that least restrict our freedoms!

How is the loss of printing a freedom issue?

Cause you can say what you want, unlike on Fakebook.

A lot of people have been censored for what they printed.

Wouldnt stop me from handing out the gospel of truth!  

No tech billionaire is going to silence me.

Word!  ac_drinks

I'll drink to that.

Damn it wheres me shine..... ah there we go, cheers! (clink clink) lol.

After this weekend with my son and his gf here, I drank a lot. Even by my standards. I am going on the wagon. No barrel wash for old Herman until Wednesday.

[Blazor]

After this weekend with my son and his gf here, I drank a lot. Even by my standards. I am going on the wagon. No barrel wash for old Herman until Wednesday.

Lol, my one friend is doing Sober October. My bday is this month, so Im not doing that lol, but I was thinking of doing No Booze November  



My son turns 21 in December lol.

[Anonymous]

After this weekend with my son and his gf here, I drank a lot. Even by my standards. I am going on the wagon. No barrel wash for old Herman until Wednesday.

Lol, my one friend is doing Sober October. My bday is this month, so Im not doing that lol, but I was thinking of doing No Booze November  



My son turns 21 in December lol.

Happy birthday Blazor.  December is a hard month to be sober.

[Blazor]

After this weekend with my son and his gf here, I drank a lot. Even by my standards. I am going on the wagon. No barrel wash for old Herman until Wednesday.

Lol, my one friend is doing Sober October. My bday is this month, so Im not doing that lol, but I was thinking of doing No Booze November  



My son turns 21 in December lol.

Happy birthday Blazor.  December is a hard month to be sober.

Thanks, its next Friday  ac_drinks



Oh no, I'll drink in December, just not November lol. No Booze November  



I havent had a break from alcohol in a long time. I mean I skip days, but I havent skipped a week in a long time. I "may" cheat, and still have at least one beer at the fiddle jam lol.