Cisco shirts?
baracus
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baracus
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$50 for a polo? Looks like Cisco hardware isn't the only thing thats overpriced.
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dtlokee
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I'm wating until I can buy the ones with the CCIE logo on them
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NeonNoodle
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You'd think with the free advertising, Cisco could take the prices down a little.
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virusc
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Do they ever give them away?
I'm sure every person I've seen wearing them did not pay for them.
Why can't they give you one when you pass CCNA/NP. That would be nice -
GT-Rob
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^ they could, but they would just raise the price of the tests to cover the cost :P
I like the hats, and they are only $10. CND dollar is kicking US butt right now so I am buying up everything I can from the states!
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mikej412
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The tee shirts had been priced reasonably.... but it looks like they are phasing them out.
They still seem to offer the CCIE version, so hopefully it will stick around long enough for me to complete my Cisco Certification tee shirt collection. :mike: Cisco Certifications -- Collect the Entire Set! -
Netstudent
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You could always buy a couple of solid T's and take them to a Print shop, and have them print whatever acronym you want. Might have to leave the little cisco trademark off though.
Back in highschool I had a friend that worked at a print shop. He used to make fake abercrombie, polo, tommy hilfinger, ect....Not sure how legal that was, but he wasn't mass producing them.There is no place like 127.0.0.1 BUT 209.62.5.3 is my 127.0.0.1 away from 127.0.0.1!
