lets vote on winners

I like these. especially the Whose Line themed one 

(to the tune of hoedown from Whose Line)

I like condiments with my favourite foods
Mustard and pepper? Please don’t be rude
Ketchup is my bae when I am in the mood
Slobber in that gooeyness when I am in the nude

All over my meat
I feel a sticky texture
Tastes a little sour.

In the 90s we always ate it green,
Sometimes even purple if we were keen,
We learned it was high in fructose,
Perhaps lethal with enough of a dose,
Doomed to an unsweet future we could have not forseen

Also day one of holding vigil until the julysicle sale hits

mfer reflectin about something - Red Rum in MX

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LOVE this shot

Which animoos?

Quote from: Gtour on Mon, 13 July 2026, 07:40:20

I'm starting to think the right approach for this would be to offer two Base Kits: a TKL Base Kit targeting around $99, and a Grand Base Kit targeting around $150, without any child kits.

That way, people can simply choose whichever Base Kit best fits their needs, and everyone's happy.

I'm not entirely sure yet how MOQ is handled when a set offers two Base Kits during the group buy, but I assume the starting MOQ would be higher than usual. If that's the case, the set would need strong vendor support.

Anyway, I just wanted to share the idea with you. We'll see how it evolves in the future

For this configuration, I recommend at least one child kit: 40's Mods. Because some people who don't need Numpad also don't have standard TKL boards. Or are you already planning a "Grand TKL" kit that covers smaller boards?

A dedicated 40% child kit in 2026 for an MTNU set? That's blasphemy, lmao.

Jokes aside, the Grand Base Kit would obviously include between 3 and 6-keys 40s support (most likely 3 to 4), just like we've seen with most recent sets.

I'm starting to think the right approach for this would be to offer two Base Kits: a TKL Base Kit targeting around $99, and a Grand Base Kit targeting around $150, without any child kits.

That way, people can simply choose whichever Base Kit best fits their needs, and everyone's happy.

I'm not entirely sure yet how MOQ is handled when a set offers two Base Kits during the group buy, but I assume the starting MOQ would be higher than usual. If that's the case, the set would need strong vendor support.

Anyway, I just wanted to share the idea with you. We'll see how it evolves in the future

For this configuration, I recommend at least one child kit: 40's Mods. Because some people who don't need Numpad also don't have standard TKL boards. Or are you already planning a "Grand TKL" kit that covers smaller boards?