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It wasn’t just Pex Tufvesson's technical brilliance; people admired his audacity, his refusal to take things seriously, and his playful trolling of institutions. Seeing all these people up and down the lines asking for autographs, it's just like the big leagues. I have been a little surprised [at the number of requests], but at the same time, it's nice. It puts people in the stands. They're very passionate about what they do. They've got a ton of cards and pictures. Sometimes it's cool to see that.

Adults wanted all sorts of different cards, so we produced some of that. The leagues licensed more people to make cards. We were getting fewer kids buying, but the market was still growing.

People were pleasantly surprised with the application license number this quarter so this puts to rest a lot of concerns.

I've had dinner with him over in Europe where we were just constantly being interrupted by people who want autographs, pictures or to say they think he's great, and some of them are really rude.

Every night you don't know what to expect. The club may be a shitty club and you'd be having the worst time in you life, or you could be drinking for free, meeting lots of cool people, having a really good show and hanging out with really nice people. Maybe it's the mystery of it that's kind of nice.

People involved in printing are looking for people to do more with their pictures than print 4x6 photos. Making calendars, greeting cards, etc. are another way to monetize images, with good profit margin opportunities.

Homey is nice, but overly personal is not. They're looking at the pictures and what people are wearing in the pictures. It's distracting.

This disaster has touched people all over the world, and I'd like to thank people for all the cards they sent. Some of the cards we got were from little children, who took the time to tell us how much they loved us, all of us.

Quite frankly, that surprised us in terms of the number of people who came out. We hadn't done it before so we were a little uncertain as to how many people would show. Our estimates had it in the six- or seven-thousand range, and to have over 14,000 surprised us - in a very positive way. We're very excited about that.

I recommend limiting one's involvement in other people's lives to a pleasantly scant minimum. This may seem too stoical a position in these madly passionate times, but madly passionate people rarely make good on their madly passionate promises.

Quentin Crisp (1908-1999)

Quentin Crisp

It is an easier last-minute gift. For people that are trying to avoid the long lines or as the apparel selection starts to thin out, I think you will see more people turning to gift cards today.

Lots of pictures. You don't need that many words. Every athlete has a cool story, but pictures are what it's about. It's about looking cool.

Some people say they could never work with their spouses. We have a passionate life that we love sharing. But a lot of people would be surprised by how much we don?t interact at work.

Too many people come to us and think they're going to play a nice, easy game on offense. For a month, we've been doing that. It started with me. We got into that attitude that everything was cool and it's not cool.

It's subjective on our part. We go through those responses and what we look for is people who are really passionate about their communities. ... It's not necessarily the number of people (who respond). It is what are the compelling reasons that make this community special.

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