$ grep -r notifications_subscription_list_form contrib
contrib/notifications/notifications.module: $form['#submit'][] = 'notifications_subscription_list_form_validate';
contrib/notifications/notifications.module: $form['#validate'][] = 'notifications_subscription_list_form_submit';
$ 

Submit as validate and validate as submit. This is going to be interesting as I dig into the code.

git checkout @{two.days.ago}

If only there were a way to checkout files from the fuyoocha.

git checkout @{two.days.fromnow}

or maybe

git checkout @{two.days.aftercompleting}

Okay, you can use api.drupal.org/field_view_field, if you know all the various fields a node is using for terms and term references (reference):

$terms = field_view_field('node', $node, 'field_tags');

If you don't, load them all in one fell swoop (with lots of caching, please):

/**
 * Likely in hook_preprocess_node.
 */
function mymodule_preprocess_node(&$vars) {

  $multi = array();

  // get all the terms for this node, add status if desired
  $results = db_query('SELECT tid FROM {taxonomy_index} WHERE nid = :nid', array(':nid' => $vars['node']->nid));

  // loop over the terms for the tids
  foreach ($results as $result) {
    $tids[] = $result->tid;
  }

  // load all the terms at once
  if (count($tids) > 0) {
    $terms = taxonomy_term_load_multiple($tids);

    // and do shit with them.
    foreach ($terms as $tid => $term) {
      // in this particular case, push them onto an array to track in google analytics.
      $multi[] = array('_trackEvent', 'terms', $term->vocabulary_machine_name, $term->name);
    }
  }

  drupal_add_js(array('multi' => $multi), 'setting');
}

I put not much into this one. Fucking migraine.

Though, you have to admit, not a completely bad design given the headache I have right now.

Update: Matthew thinks grey would be good, so now available in asphalt, too:

Clearly I needed the coffee from yesterday's shirt to get me going. Yesterday was a rough day, most of it spent thinking, "uhhhhhhhhhhhhnnnnnnnnn," and some of it spent thinking "uuuuuuuuuggggggggggghhhhhh." Surely, you've had those kinds of days, too, right?

Given that the Giants won the World Series and the site the shirts is on is GroundR, which is an early 2000s version of "grounder," a baseball term, I keep thinking I really need to do a baseball-themed shirt. I'm a design behind, and would like to catch up. If only Matthew hadn't inspired my next shirt already. Hoping the migraine that is clearly on its way holds off just a little longer for me to get that design out...