Traces Cards
Description: A humorous warning for those who come with a high concentration of wit. This design serves as a fair disclaimer that your next sentence might just be dripping with irony.
DANGER! MAY CONTAIN TRACES OF SARCASM Card
by Expired Brain Juice
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Description: A humorous design featuring the German phrase 'Kann Spuren von Riesling enthalten' (May Contain Traces of Riesling) and illustrated wine bottles. Ideal for wine enthusiasts and those who appreciate witty sayings.
May Contain Traces of Riesling Funny Saying Design Card
by FunnyBoneMarket
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Description: A glowing neon circuit tree grows over puzzle pieces full of developer jokes, including "It worked on my machine" and a semicolon problem. I turn caffeine and code into smiles and stack traces. Profession: code wizard, also known as full stack developer. A funny design for web developers and software engineers.
Description: Blaise Pascal quote: If it is pleasing to observe in nature her desire to paint God in all his works, in which we see some traces of him because they are his images, how much more just is it to consider in the productions of minds the efforts which they make to imitate the essential truth, even in shunning it, and to remark wherein they attain it and wherein they wander from it, as I have endeavored to do in this study.
Description: Print #1 in my series on gialli films comes from my favorite giallo, Sergio Martino's "Torso" (1973) aka "The Bodies Show Traces of Carnal Violence" aka "Carnal Violence" aka "I corpi presentano tracce di violenza carnale."
Yellow: The Bodies Show Traces of Carnal Violence Card
by d.ryanmowry
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Description: Gothic architecture is an architectural style that is an evolution of Romanesque architecture and predates Renaissance architecture. It began in northern France between 1050 and 1100, originally called the "French Work" (Opus Francigenum), although Dublin Cathedral, Ireland, founded in 1030, can already be classified as Pre-Gothic. The term "Gothic" only appeared at the time of the Enlightenment in the 17th and 18th centuries as a stylistic insult, as, for the Enlightenment, Gothic art was barbaric, being typically Medieval. The word "gothic" is in reference to the Goths, Germanic barbarian people. Its most prominent features included the use of the pointed arch, rib vault and flying buttress. These structural details allowed the weight of
