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Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 9:30 am
by debs
Octillus wrote:
ppinkham wrote:Dev has a bigger fanbase overseas, so I can understand wanting to cater to them. Really makes no sense to have a N.A. based store if the majority stuff is sold to the funny-talking folks over there.


I'm not disagreeing, but unless I'm picking stuff up at a gig, I tend not to buy anymore when I used to buy constantly.


I usualy get all my band stuff at gig cause none of the shops sell anything like that anymore. I getting a t-shirt and a puppet in London hope the puppets don't get sold out ^-^

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 9:53 am
by ppinkham
debs wrote:
Octillus wrote:
ppinkham wrote:Dev has a bigger fanbase overseas, so I can understand wanting to cater to them. Really makes no sense to have a N.A. based store if the majority stuff is sold to the funny-talking folks over there.


I'm not disagreeing, but unless I'm picking stuff up at a gig, I tend not to buy anymore when I used to buy constantly.


I usualy get all my band stuff at gig cause none of the shops sell anything like that anymore. I getting a t-shirt and a puppet in London hope the puppets don't get sold out ^-^


That's always the best way to do it, for sure. When I was living in Colorado, the are in which I lived was a little remote, so ordering online was pretty much all I did for anything you couldn't find at Walmart. I kind of became accustomed to things like shipping charges and such.

It was nice to actually go to a Dev show and buy a shirt and a couple of puppets. Dev's merch prices are resonable at the venues. I remember back in the 90's some of the big bands were charging $35 - $40 for t-shirts at the venues, and the quality was shit! Metallica! Yes, you! I am looking in your direction!

I still have every tour shirt I've ever purchased. I had a girlfriend for a while that had this great idea of turning my old shirts into quilts and throw-pillows, but she never got around to it. I still like that idea, though. Someday I'll either learn to do, or have someone do something like that for me.

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 7:59 am
by fragility
Apparently it takes 4 days to travel across the omniverse...currently enjoying a coffee with Ziltoid :D

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:00 pm
by ffian1
Mine arrived yesterday.

..But I'm not allowed to see it or hold it or drink with it until Christmas.

I hate your birthday party being so far away, Jesus!

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:24 pm
by ppinkham
ffian1 wrote:Mine arrived yesterday.

..But I'm not allowed to see it or hold it or drink with it until Christmas.

I hate your birthday party being so far away, Jesus!


You know, some scholar's believe that Jesus was actually born in Spring, therefore you are way past due for opening it.

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 5:09 am
by fragility
ppinkham wrote:
ffian1 wrote:Mine arrived yesterday.

..But I'm not allowed to see it or hold it or drink with it until Christmas.

I hate your birthday party being so far away, Jesus!


You know, some scholar's believe that Jesus was actually born in Spring, therefore you are way past due for opening it.


This is logic I like.

Everyone seems to have been debating this whole "what would Jesus do" thing for so long - clearly the answer is "open up his Ziltoid doll and waste considerable chunks of his life playing with a puppet"

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 10:26 am
by junkmonkey
Has anyone who was not able to get their puppet at the VIP gotten theirs yet? They said they would mail them to us but we (my 2 friends and myself) haven't received'em yet. Just wondering if anyone else has?

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 1:37 pm
by Manwards
YESSSSSSSSSS~

Image

For bonus points, spot the two DTP logos!

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 3:40 pm
by junkmonkey
Well more specifically the North American VIP, even more specifically the West Chester show lol. I see a DTP logo on the wrist! :P

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 3:52 pm
by Manwards
junkmonkey wrote:I see a DTP logo on the wrist! :P


Haha, there's also one on my hoodie, in the bottom-right!

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:37 am
by Edkaye
ppinkham wrote:
Edkaye wrote:Man, I hope they put it up for sale from Hevydevy, shipping from OMerch to Canada is pretty steep!


The O Merch site is the HevyDevy store now, unless Dev puts them up on eBay.


Oh, I realize that. I meant to put "for sale from Hevydevy, or on eBay".

The frustrating thing is that I'm from UK, but moved to Canada about 7 years ago. Back then I had to order all my Devin stuff from the Canadian store, and Devin didn't used to do a lot of gigs in the UK. Now I live in BC though, pretty close to where Devin actually lives, and I now have to order merch from the UK. Also, it feels like he does a gig there like every week now! I might be exaggerating there :)

It didn't used to be too bad doing it Canada to UK, because the exchange rate meant you'd get a great deal. Going the other way is nasty though. Shipping alone on the puppet is close to $15!

Maybe I'll try and catch him on Twitter and see if there are eBay plans...

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:42 am
by Edkaye
ppinkham wrote: I remember back in the 90's some of the big bands were charging $35 - $40 for t-shirts at the venues, and the quality was shit! Metallica! Yes, you! I am looking in your direction!


They still do up here. I went to see Slayer a couple of months ago, and the shirts were going for $40 each. They were shit quality too (American Apparel), and also had Rob Zombie on them. I passed, then when I got home and went to their site and saw they were flogging t-shirt from the last tour for $12!

The only thing about getting merch at gigs is the HUGE line-up, then having to hold on to all your shit while you get kicked around int he pit. I've learnt from experience never to buy anything breakable :)

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:01 pm
by debs
Edkaye wrote:
ppinkham wrote: I remember back in the 90's some of the big bands were charging $35 - $40 for t-shirts at the venues, and the quality was shit! Metallica! Yes, you! I am looking in your direction!


They still do up here. I went to see Slayer a couple of months ago, and the shirts were going for $40 each. They were shit quality too (American Apparel), and also had Rob Zombie on them. I passed, then when I got home and went to their site and saw they were flogging t-shirt from the last tour for $12!

The only thing about getting merch at gigs is the HUGE line-up, then having to hold on to all your shit while you get kicked around int he pit. I've learnt from experience never to buy anything breakable :)


heh i only get t-shirt that are £20 if your luckly hope there n in my bugget wanted a hoode but trying to keep some money, also i'll be geting my puppet hen i get there and annoying people with it. Sometimes things online are cheaper then the gigs

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:03 pm
by arkturus
junkmonkey wrote:Has anyone who was not able to get their puppet at the VIP gotten theirs yet? They said they would mail them to us but we (my 2 friends and myself) haven't received'em yet. Just wondering if anyone else has?


Still haven't gotten mine either. I was at the Baltimore show. I tried contacting Dev through Twitter and didn't get a response :cry:

Re: Ziltoid doll

PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 6:37 pm
by flammable
junkmonkey wrote:Well more specifically the North American VIP, even more specifically the West Chester show lol. I see a DTP logo on the wrist! :P


I was at the same show (with my brother), VIP, and neither of us have received puppets either.