Aphorism Bags

Description: Latin aphorism

Description: feed me pizza & tell me vague, cryptic aphorisms

Description: I dream of a language whose words, like fists, would fracture jaws.

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Description: 'Less is more' is one of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe most famous aphorism. The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture, wherein the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Wiki

Description: A black background with bold white sans-serif text. The top line reads "TWO RULES OF BUSINESS". Below this is a thin horizontal line. The second line begins with "1. MIND YOUR OWN" and the third line reads "2. STAY OUT OF MINE".

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Description: This design says "Dang, I remember when all this was woods." Do you find yourself saying this more and more? It may be time for you to add this item to your collection. Or better yet, give it to your dad as a Christmas, birthday, or Father's Day gift! He says this EVERY TIME YOU GO BACK HOME FOR A VISIT, amiright?

Description: Eliminate the enemy of motivation and achieve your goals with the phrase Procrastination is the assassination of motivation. This thought-provoking message reminds us that the habit of procrastination can be a major roadblock to success, and that taking swift and decisive action is crucial for keeping our motivation levels high.

Description: Sharpen the room with Oscar Wilde and “There is no sin except stupidity.” A pink-and-green dunce cap blooms into a carnation beside a quill and curling ribbons, perfect for lovers of fearless literary satire.

Description: Christian Morgenstern: I shall excavate the strata of my soul.

Description: Crown literary wit with Oscar Wilde in a distressed navy-and-crimson portrait, surrounded by books, quill, jeweled rose, and the bold title King of the Epigram. A commanding choice for aphorism collectors, playwrights, and readers.

Description: Pass along Oscar Wilde’s playful counsel: “The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on.” Gloved hands exchange a curling pink ribbon beside a lily, books and quill—ideal for wise friends and readers.

Description: Christian Morgenstern: Schön ist eigentlich alles, was man mit Liebe betrachtet. Je mehr jemand die Welt liebt, desto schöner wird er sie finden.

Description: René Descartes quote: Cogito, ergo sum (dark text)

Description: René Descartes quote: Cogito, ergo sum

Description: Christian Morgenstern: Home is not where you live but where they understand you.

Description: Break the pattern with Oscar Wilde and “Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative.” Burgundy portraiture, theatre masks, books, quill and pink carnations create a theatrical salute to original minds.

Description: René Descartes quote: Je pense, donc je suis.

Description: Monochromatic typography featuring a quote about common sense and deodorant. The text is arranged in multiple lines, with "COMMON SENSE" at the top, followed by "IS LIKE" with a horizontal line on either side. Below this is "DEODORANT", "THE PEOPLE", "WHO NEED IT MOST", and "NEVER USE".

Description: A stark, black background displays bold text. The top line reads "No Good" in large, serif font. Below it, "DEED" is prominently displayed in even larger, block lettering. A small, cursive phrase "goes" sits between "DEED" and the final line, "Unpunished", which mirrors the font style of "No Good".

Description: A stark black background features white, bold text presenting a quote. The quote reads: "Reports of my death have been greatly exarggelated." Below the quote, separated by a hyphen, is the attributed name: - COBOL.

Description: Embrace the polished contradictions of Oscar Wilde through a crimson portrait, lavish gold scrollwork, stacked books, a white lily and oversized quill. Made for admirers of sharp wit and Victorian elegance.

Description: Motto about strength and resilience. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

Description: A minimalist monochrome presentation of the text "Slow days are still productive" arranged in three lines. The text is rendered in a light blue hue against a solid black background, featuring a clean, sans-serif font.

Description: Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried tee. Comfortable and stylish, eye-catching Shirt. Wear it with your favorite pair of jeans, pair them with a jacket or skirt. Add this unique design to your wardrobe or buy it as a gift. Click On Our Brand Name for more colors and product selections!

Description: A guiding principle for every physician and health care professional in caring for patients to do no harm: "Primum non nocere."

Description: Emil Cioran portrait and quote: Tears do not burn except in solitude.

Description: Emil Cioran portrait and quote: Tears do not burn except in solitude.

Description: Do you know what kind of thoughts arise at 3 o'clock at night? I'm sure you do! Well, this is my night glass: surrealism is the solution...

Description: The secret of contentment is the realization that life is a gift, not a rightshirt. Add this unique design to your wardrobe or buy it as a gift. Click On Our Brand Name for more colors and product selections!

Description: Show the world you have what it takes with our Mindset Mastery T-Shirt. This stylish and comfortable tee is the perfect reminder that a winning mindset separates the best from the rest. Order yours today. 100 Entrepreneurial personal success quotes for mindset to Inspire Change.

Description: "Real eyes realize real lies" is a popular aphorism and play on words meaning that true insight, discernment, and awareness ("real eyes") allow a person to recognize deception and falsehoods ("real lies"). It emphasizes seeing past illusions to understand the true nature of reality, often attributed to rapper Tupac Shakur. Key Components of the Phrase: Real Eyes: Represents genuine perception, insight, and awareness. Realize: Means to come into knowledge of, or to understand clearly. Real Lies: Refers to identifying actual deceptions or falsehoods. Context and Usage: Interpretation: The phrase suggests that one should not believe everything they hear, but instead use their own judgment to see the truth.

Description: Quote from Roman historian Tacitus (~56AD - ~120AD) courtesy of Andy Kaufman

Description: Often quoted Latin maxim, “carpe diem,” calling to seize the moment and live for today.

Description: the three phases of universal generation; creation, destruction, and regeneration