Tribe.net. Local Connections In a kind http://ladyterrorists.tribe.net/thread/24bad3a5-0f76-43b5-b100-5812f0cd1798#e451a67d-ad15-4148-bf72-431c8776020d 2006-02-10T03:06:30Z 2006-02-10T03:06:30Z

I think you are screwed here. BUT! you might try a tailor in a dry cleaner if you want to spend $$ on the shirt.

In a kind 2006-02-10T03:06:30Z $item.owner.firstName http://ladyterrorists.tribe.net/thread/24bad3a5-0f76-43b5-b100-5812f0cd1798#17b9fcaf-c598-4e27-b060-a1d40d6df224 2006-02-09T20:05:18Z 2006-02-09T20:05:18Z

sorry, can't help ya there....depending on how much you like the shirt..the good terrorist thing to do is rip it up and make molotov coctails..teeheee

$item.owner.firstName 2006-02-09T20:05:18Z Cyan http://ladyterrorists.tribe.net/thread/24bad3a5-0f76-43b5-b100-5812f0cd1798#c16ed569-42f7-4d47-bc7e-6a06bd4c86c0 2006-02-06T20:59:06Z 2006-02-06T20:59:06Z

I have a shirt with snaps on the cuffs, one of the snaps is missing the little springy washer type thing that goes inside, so it doesn't "snap". Do you think I'd have to replace the whole snap? That seems like it would ruin the shirt. Is there a way to find the little springy washer type thing and put a new one in? Thanks

Cyan 2006-02-06T20:59:06Z