Diesel Fuel Prints

There are so many reasons to fu***ng hate this piece of s**t. But he has just outed himself as the absolute dumbest dips**t in Dips**tville. How fu***ng dense do you have to be to complain about not being able to make ends meet when you’re making $174,000 a year with a massive benefit and perks package and also a massive pension. Has he met anyone from his state? Maybe he should lay off the avocado toast and fancy coffee drinks. I’ll have these stickers for sale in our store later this week.

I came across some fun Diesel Fuel Prints history as I was going through boxes of crap stored in the shop.

Pic 1: The original paste ups and films for the 2nd Generation Mean People Suck art.

Pics 2-4 Old catalogs for the stickers I did did (these are between 1991-1995), weird to think I basically started out as a “mail order company”

Pic 5: Before I had a computer all the sales records kept in random notepads and stuff. As much as a fu***ng hate quickbooks/intuit, it’s a lot better than the old school method.

Pic 6: Pro Chioce. F**k. This is the sticker I learned I really need to have someone spellcheck everything I do. My dad (a lifelong writer) laughed his ass off when he saw the error and told me. I was bummed. But I still sold all 1000 of them that I’d printed with the misspelling.

Pics 7 & 8: Escape Goat. I shared a house with them, they were one of the first bands I printed for. The later turned into Diesel Boy , if you want to hear a funny song about me look them up, they have a song called Andy Stern on their first record. Pic * is the garage that I lived in (they were rich enough to be able to live inside the house), printed in, and, ran the biz out of for a year or so. And yeah, that’s my futon that butts up to the press. I do not miss hand pasting up and cutting Rubylith for sticker layouts at all.

Pic 9: Some really early on Lagwagon orders. They were super nice and easy to deal with and made up of members from RKL, who rule.

Pic 10: that one time my Mean People Suck sticker was in Mad Magazine. I fu***ng LOVE Mad Magazine. .magazine

Pic 11: A random envelope from Joey/DOA. Because D.O.A. fu***ng rules. And so does Joey.

Pic 12: A random screen print for Mindrot, my friend Matt (we’ve known each other ins 8th grade) did it maybe in 1991, he also played guitar in Mindrot and a bunch of other rad bands like Dystopia, Kicker, and others. He now has a super rad poster printing shop called Monolith Press, check them out!