Put Cards
i will put you in the trunk and help people look for you don't test me! Card
by desarts
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I Will Put You In A Trunk And Help People Look For You Stop Playing With Me Card
by CosmicEquine Art
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Description: Express Your Self Respect With This Sarcastic Quote Design. "Don't Put Me Last And Then Call Me First When You Need Something" Is A Bold Statement For Those Who Value Boundaries. Ideal For Friends And Strong Personalities.
Don't Put Me Last And Then Call Me First When You Need Something Self Respect Sarcastic Attitude Friendship Gift Card
by DREW-WISE
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i will put you in the trunk and help people look for you don't test me! Card
by PixelPunchart
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i will put you in the trunk and help people look for you don't test me! Card
by PixelPunchart
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Bold graphic featuring a proud eagle sporting red, white, and blue eyewear. A statement piece for expressing deep national pride and spirit.
Patriotic Eagle With Flag Sunglasses Statement Card
by King of Football
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I Can Achieve Anything I Put My Mind To, Unless It's Boring Or Too Hard. Card
by AoK Art
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I Will Put You In A Trunk And Help People Look For You Stop Playing With Me Card
by Impasto Ocean Gallery
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Not For Self But For Country Bold Oath Typography “Not For Self, But For Country” — Non Sibi Sed Patriae. A heavyweight, high-impact typographic statement built for anyone who has taken an oath to put something larger than themselves first. This bold, condensed lettering commands the eye immediately, while the fine-line rule and classic Latin inscription beneath ground it in tradition and gravity. Ideal for commissioning ceremonies, promotions, retirements, or as a daily reminder on a wall or a chest that character and country come before self-interest. A fitting tribute for officers, enlisted service members, academy graduates, and anyone who leads by example rather than ego. This is a design for people who don’t just say the oath once —
Description: Not For Self But For Country Bold Oath Typography (Datk Version) “Not For Self, But For Country” — Non Sibi Sed Patriae. A heavyweight, high-impact typographic statement built for anyone who has taken an oath to put something larger than themselves first. This bold, condensed lettering commands the eye immediately, while the fine-line rule and classic Latin inscription beneath ground it in tradition and gravity. Ideal for commissioning ceremonies, promotions, retirements, or as a daily reminder on a wall or a chest that character and country come before self-interest. A fitting tribute for officers, enlisted service members, academy graduates, and anyone who leads by example rather than ego. This is a design for people who don’t jus
Not For Self But For Country Bold Oath Typography (Datk Version) Card
by Puff Sumo
$5.00 $6.00
Back it up terry put it in reverse, funny 4th of july firecracker Card
by Vibe Vintage Music Art
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The ultimate spooky season baby announcement for expectant fathers! Features a funny skeleton wearing a baseball cap proudly holding up an ultrasound picture of a baby skeleton, surrounded by playful hearts and bold 'I Put The Skelly In Her Belly' wavy typography. The ultimate t-shirt, hoodie, sweatshirt, mug, sticker, or tote bag gift for new dads, dad-to-be, expectant parents, and couples sharing their pregnancy news during October and Halloween!
I Put The Skelly In Her Belly Funny Halloween Pregnancy Reveal Card
by Artzy
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A bold red bow, snowflakes, presents, and playful holiday typography turn Put A Bow On Me into a cheeky Christmas statement. The festive composition works for holiday parties, family gatherings, gift exchanges, and anyone who enjoys being part of the present. Add this colorful design to your seasonal collection and bring a little confident Christmas humor to the celebration.
Put A Bow On Me Christmas Present Holiday Humor Cute Gift Box Artwork Design Card
by hannahward3s
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Description: They quit. They packed. They're still here. Two cute cartoon ovaries stand in their coats holding office boxes stuffed with a desk plant and a coffee mug, one checking her watch, in front of a wall calendar crossed off day after day. Bold retro block letters say MY OVARIES PUT IN THEIR NOTICE, and a big coral script finishes the thought: four years ago. The mid-century cartoon style and the coral, mustard and mint palette keep it sweet while the joke lands for anyone stuck in the long goodbye of perimenopause. Perfect for women in their forties who've been hearing it's almost over for what feels like years now.
Description: Life isn't always easy, and some battles are too heavy to carry alone. The "Put It In God's Hands" design is a reminder to release your worries, trust His timing, and have faith that he is working behind the scenes, even when you can't see it. Whether you're facing uncertainty, overcoming obstacles, or simply choosing faith over fear, this design encourages you to surrender control and rest in God's promises.
Description: Express gratitude and humor with this eye-catching graphic. Featuring a jar brimming with bills and the memorable phrase, "Just Put the Tip In See How It Feels." An ideal way to celebrate service professionals and good spirits.
Just Put The Tip In See How It Feels Jar Graphic Card
by DreamFinalClub
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Description: It all looks organized until you actually need to find something. Then the system becomes a mystery. There are places for things, places for important things, and one very safe place where the thing you need apparently disappeared forever. You search once, then twice, then check the same place again because maybe reality changed during those thirty seconds. Your past self clearly put it somewhere sensible. Your current self simply has no idea where that sensible place is. So the search continues, confidence slowly fades, and eventually you find something completely unrelated that you forgot existed. That is not a failure. That is a bonus discovery. Somehow, it still works. That is probably fine. No big deal. Still a win.
Description: This is the ultimate, mind-bending paradox for anyone who has achieved an elite level of unproductivity. It hilariously implies that you are so incredibly lazy that you can't even find the energy to properly waste time, locking yourself into a brilliant, infinite loop where delaying your delay tactics is the only thing keeping you busy.
