Hoagie Bags
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Description: This design shows the "thin blue line" flag but with the blue line replaced by an extra long delicious looking hoagie. It's a reference to the guy who threw his sandwich at the Fascist Dictator Force deployed to the streets of Washington DC by President Donald Trump to distract from the Epstein List, uhh, I mean, umm, reduce crime. Everyone knows that the "thin blue line" icon is just a dog whistle to show racism against Black people. It's time we had our own flag to stand for freedom, equality, and resistance to authoritarianism. Proclaim your opposition to this anti-American insanity with a dash of humor!
Description: A bold and humorous vintage food-themed artwork from 1968 featuring a cheerful cartoon chef giving a thumbs-up while squeezing a giant bottle of grease onto an oversized hoagie sandwich. The sandwich overflows with layers of meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato, oozing with exaggerated, dripping grease. Surrounding text boasts “World Famous” and promotes hoagies, cheesesteaks, and pizza with the cheeky slogan “No Charge for Extra Grease.” The distressed texture and vibrant colors evoke the retro charm of old-school diners and roadside eateries in Arizona and New Jersey.
Description: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Pittsburgh-style with this bold shamrock design filled with iconic Yinzer slang. From “Jagoff” to “Dahntahn,” it’s a perfect mash-up of Irish pride and Steel City attitude. Whether you’re reppin’ the ‘Burgh on parade day or just love the local lingo, this design’s got all the words that make Pittsburgh… Pittsburgh.
