A little over 50-something years ago, “I Like Ike” buttons were as popular as MTV was in the Eighties and grunge was in the Nineties.
With the ever-growing popularity of Mets prospect Ike Davis, a resurgence of those “I Like Ike” buttons have made their way across the Mets blogosphere. And while they’re kind of interesting and somewhat nostalgic, they don’t scream METSMERIZED like these do!
Away with those old relics and cast your eyes on these beauties courtesy of your friendly neighborhood Metsmerized!
They are FREE for all you of to use on your sites, home pages, Twitter, Myspace or whatever your heart desires. Knock yourself out and plaster your walls with them if you so desire…
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it’s more like ’2 score and 18 years ago’…but it’s a cute header and i like ‘it’….but let’s not rush the kid. i’m hoping ‘I like Ike’ buttons bloom all over CitiField within a couple of years…
LOL, you’re right Bob! I toally confused a decade for a score.
I don’t think anyone knew who Eisenhower was 87 years ago.
Sure they did, he was Assistant Secretary of War and Chief of the Army, and I’m certain people liked him. Isn’t wiki great?
Yeah Wiki is the ‘Cliif Notes’ of the modern era…
Kelly, obviously you are a much better graphic designer than I am a historian. I don’t get it because my UZR was 9.3 last season and I’m not supposed to make errors like this.
Seriously though, great job! These look fantabulous!!!
They are great buttons. Kelly is a very talented designer. i wanna buy a few…when the kid become THE real IKE! And the ‘Maine Main’ one is great too…
“I don’t get it because my UZR was 9.3 last season and I’m not supposed to make errors like this.”
LOL.
LMAO! That was a good one.
Thanks so much for giving us these great graphics and supporting the Mets the fans and the players.