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mrs maggot;36864 wrote:cardman if we fine you 1p for everytime you post "cup" we will have enough for a DSF night out...................

Up here in Shetland they call them 'cups' as well!

Up here in Shetland they call them 'cups' as well!

Yes, but when you are trying to sell them, or indeed buy them, do YOU call them cups, or mugs :biggrin:

Cardman: If you're going to design a website to sell these, eh cups - don't call it cups, or refer to them as cups on the website, - google just won't find you!

I call em Mugs, I also call bread rolls cobs, I call me mates muckers/fellas/yolfs and so on...but they can't tell a word I say either then!

ut they can't tell a word I say either then!

I'm the same, but i've got an excuse - i'm a Geordie :biggrin:

you certainly are John
i nearly giggled on the phone earlier lol

mind u i bet you thought u'd got a farmer on the phone lol

cups mugs they all the same aint they

only time i used the word Mug before was when i was asking the kids to do something for me

Got to admit I still call it a cup of tea - but when your trying to buy, print or sell them if you call them cups, nobodies going to have a scooby what your talking about.

you certainly are John
i nearly giggled on the phone earlier lol

mind u i bet you thought u'd got a farmer on the phone lol

Don't know what your talking about - that was the queens english i'll have you know, my best telephone voice. :biggrin:

Paul;36888 wrote:now tish si no fanyy!

lol........brilliant mate.

http://www.planetphotoshop.com/graphic-on-mug.html

Does anybody know if this is possible with Corel or Serif?

I've tried that on a white mug & it doesn't work as I think it has to be a coloured mug. Although it was good to have a play & find new things to do in PS.