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Our youngest son just finished his first year at UCLA. While he was there, he started the school's Quidditch team, which I think is still unofficial but has an active roster of 20 players and many more than that in terms of casual players and fans (he printed 150 of these shirts and sold all but a few). I happily paid ten bucks for this beauty.
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Kids are great !...to boldly go where no man has gone before. A book club or a bike club< OK but a Quidditch team ? I love it !
LOVE this! Congrats guys! Sent this link to an LA fan club, the LA DA (chapter of the real DA of course) I hope you really do Bru up some felix felicis :)
I gotta get one of these shirts! How can I get one????
I'm a Bruin (class of 1995), and my son and daughter are ridiculous Harry Potter fans. Print some in kids' sizes! And when you have, let me know! Future Bruins need this shirt!
Love this tee-shirt~! How can I get one for my husband's bd in May? He's a Bruin Alumni 1993...Thanks!
UCLA just published an article on the team here:
http://www.magazine.ucla.edu/features/brooms_up/
In it, there's a link to the team's site here:
https://sites.google.com/site/uclaquidditch/
Love the shirt. How can I get some?