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The Stig Personalised Poster. Top Gear licensed product. Ideal Christmas gift for him this Christmas

The Stig is the name given to the racing driver on the BBC show Top Gear. In the show he is cast as a mysterious "tame racing driver".He is credited as a presenter alongside Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May.

The Stig's primary functions on the show are to post lap times in various cars around the Top Gear Test Track in Dunsfold Park, and to train each week's guest in setting a lap time in the Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car feature on the show.

The Funky Pigeon has several designs, including an exclusive 'Leaderboard' illustration, which are available to buy as greetings cards and personalised posters.

Now available is the Funky Pigeon framing service for posters, add an A4 or A3 frame before you checkout, pay for them together and the Funky Pigeon will send you your personalised Stig poster ready framed. Choose from natural wood effect or traditional black colour.

View the full range of Stig designs here: Funky Pigeon The Stig Personalised Products

The Stig designs are also available as greetings cards, both the cards and the posters are protected by UV varnish coating and use the latest digital printing process, as personalised gifts are often kept as keepsakes.

The Stig Personalised Leaderboard Personalised Poster:

For personalised greetings cards, personalised posters, personalised calendars, personalised gifts and beautiful fresh flowers visit www.funkypigeon.com

Order any personalised printed product before 2pm and we guarantee to post First Class Royal Mail every working day.

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Ideas for mixed economy poster?

I have an assignment to create a poster for my economics class. I need to show mixed economy which i know is a mix of centrally planned economy and free market. I have no ideas but one. A column of the white house and underneath it a business license then underneath that (something else) then next to it an addition sign then something that is a good then an equals sign next to that ... equals mixed economy... yeah, i know not too good. does anyone know any ideas. or can at least tell me an example of a free market is

I think you;re describing a "mixed up" economy. That would surely cover those in Washington.

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