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Inauguramos una nueva colección de camisetas inspiradas en Series
Tenía que ser True Detective. Porque Mathew McConaughey se lo merece en su papel impresionante de Rust Cohle. Porque llevamos semanas sumergidos en ese clima oscuro creado por Nic Pizzolatto. Porque teníamos que inaugurar la Suxinsu de Series a lo grande. Porque es un honor compartir con Toni de la Torre nuestra fascinación por la serie y porque queremos que éste sea el principio de una larga amistad.
El diseño: Las raíces del mal
El mundo tenebroso de True Detective nos enseña la cara más oscura de Louisiana, y Martin Hart (Woody Harrelson) y Rustin Cohle (Mathew McConaughey) nos muestran la transformación del ser humano. Hemos querido representar esa visión del bien y el mal, y la cara oculta que hay detrás de todos nosotros, en las raíces del mal.
Los lapidarios monólogos de Rust Cohle no se podían quedar fuera de la Suxinsu dedicada a la primera temporada de True Detective. Toni de la Torre recoge la visión más pesimista de la vida de la mano del Tax Man, y le damos el protagonismo que se merece en la parte de atrás de la camiseta.
La camiseta: ya a la venta en reserva!
Vamos a lanzar una edición limitada de la camiseta. Si eres fan de True Detective y quieres apoyar la colaboración Suxinsu con Toni de la Torre para que podamos crear juntos una colección de camisetas de series por todo lo alto, te pedimos que hagas ya tu reserva comprando la camiseta en pre-venta.
El periodo de reserva estará abierto hasta el 14 de Marzo, la misma semana que se acaba la primera temporada de True Detective y las entregas a los que hayáis comprado la camiseta en pre-venta las haremos durante la primera semana de Abril. Como agradecimiento por haber apostado por nosotros, os incluiremos este exclusivo regalo (hasta fin de existencias).
Suxinsu. Toni de la Torre. Fans de Rust Cohle.
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Basically, this only confirmed why these guys can’t find work in the NFL. They either don’t have it any more, or else they never really had it to begin with. However, a one-day showcase isn’t the best way for these guys to prove their worth to the NFL, and if there are 2,000 players who still want to play football, it seems like there should be enough talent to start a minor league with at least 8-12 teams. (Multiplied by 53, that would be 424-36 players, not counting injury replacements.) The biggest question would probably be how to handle players’ rights and if there are affiliations with certain teams, but it would probably be best to keep it as a separate league, and players could be free to sign with NFL teams at any time, as if they were all free agents. Play games on Friday evenings in the fall to keep the league relevant to the NFL without conflicting with the NFL and college broadcasts. If they could find enough cities to support the teams, this could work. Possible cities could include Los Angeles (up until either the , , or relocate there, and then those markets would open up), Orlando, Portland (Oregon), Columbus, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, Birmingham, Las Vegas, Albequerque / Santa Fe, Oklahoma City, Memphis, Tulsa, Omaha, etc.
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