WTF? No Ducati shirts yet?

[Speeddog]

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[darylbowden]

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Dude that site is awful.  They're loading a 1MB image for that shirt design!  Instead of resizing it properly, they're letting the HTML do it so you have to wait a year to see the page.  Don't even bother trying to load the main products page, you could boil pasta in the amount of time it takes to load.

[ducpainter]

Dude that site is awful.  They're loading a 1MB image for that shirt design!  Instead of resizing it properly, they're letting the HTML do it so you have to wait a year to see the page.  Don't even bother trying to load the main products page, you could boil pasta in the amount of time it takes to load.

but apparently all the boys know how to tell time...

or like huge watches....



BTW...it's a yahoo site built with the free sitebuilder yahoo offers...

you'd think they could afford better now.

[darylbowden]

I figured it was some kind of bootleg shopping cart form either yahoo or google.  However, just because it's a Yahoo cart doesn't mean it needs to look (and function) like azz.  FTR, sadly enough American Apparel's system is a modified Yahoo cart (http://store.americanapparel.net/) - notice how much faster that loads? 

I also like a big watch, this is what I have .

See, you don't need a big file size to show a big picture, just a little common sense - are you listening Owensboro?

[Speeddog]

Is that actual size, there, Flav?

[darylbowden]

Is that actual size, there, Flav?

I don't know for sure, but it's pretty close.  The face is 45mm in diameter.  They also make a 53mm version, but it swallows my wrist like a cheap hooker's balloon knot!

[Speeddog]

53mm!

My wrist is only a tiny bit wider than that.

[gm2]

Dude that site is awful. 

i began to wonder if there was some sort of intentional 'country' feel to it.  like, we're gonna build a raised pickup of a site, rather than a BMW.  so there!

i mean, if you look at all three of their individual sites, at least someone they know/someone that pays them knows someone who has a copy of Dreamweaver...  maybe this was a nephew project.