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Support the Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare and stand with Harry Potter.

Stop the Outrageous Abuse of Our Fellow Magical Creatures and Campaign for a Change in Their Legal Status

Star Wars and Kobe. What better way to capture Sports & Entertainment Weekly?

Did your party time last a bit too long? Did an extreme close-up leave you dizzy? Either way, if you're gonna spew...spew into this! As you may know, party time isn't always excellent. This design reminds us all to party on through the good times and the bad.

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rainbow pastel spew

Sputtering and spew

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i don't spew is such a great and funny gift for all your loved ones.

Cauliflower and broccoli remind you to see no evil, hear no evil and spew no evil.

Wayne's World

I Do Not Spew Profanities. I Enunciate Them Clearly Like a Fucking Lady funny coffee mug, stickers, and more great gifts.

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Eat, Drink & Spew Gold!

Wayne's World

I do not spew profanities - funny saying sarcastic

A funny drawing of a cute bunny rabbit spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This Easter bunny is happy to vomit right in front of you, especially when she has had too many Easter eggs.

A funny drawing of a tiger portrait, spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This big cat is happy to vomit at you, especially in the year of the tiger.

Show this off at your next celebration. Great new original design and quote. Funny beer drinking joke.

A funny drawing of a cute chonk cat spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This kitty is happy to blow chunks at you.

Shaded white lettering, GLOBAL WARMING IS CAUSED BY THE CRAP POLITICIANS SPEW. Don't blame the cows when many politicians are so full of it that they spew out more methane than cow farts.

A funny drawing of a cute rat spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This mouse is happy to vomit in front of you.

You know what's great about flies? Me either.

A funny drawing of a cute pink pig spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This piggy is happy to vomit in front of you.

A funny drawing of a little penguin, spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This bird from Antarctica is happy to vomit at you, noot, noot.

A funny drawing of an elephant, spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This big jumbo is happy to vomit right in front of you.

Short, sweet, simple. The logo of the SPEW Podcast.

A funny drawing of a cute frog spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This green tree frog is happy to vomit in front of you.

Lodgepole Pines Yellowstone Wyoming by Debra Martz The most common cone-bearing trees in this national park are lodgepole pines, which cover as much as 80% of Yellowstone. The name Lodgepole is derived from some American Indian tribs which used this tree to frame their tipis or lodges. At the Old Faithful Inn you will find log walls also made with the lodgepole pine. The dead lodgepole pine trees in the foreground, seen at the Fountain Paint Pot boardwalk, are pioneers that did not survive. These trees drowned when the nearby hot springs shifted, in addition, silica also penetrated the trees and hardened their bases. In the background, some succumbed to death by pine beetles. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Colle...

Surprise Pool Yellowstone National Park Wyoming by Debra Martz In Yellowstone National Park there are many thermal pools to see! Some are small while some are much larger. Surprise Pool is a small hot spring pool in the Lower Geyser Basin and easily accessible when driving the Firehole Lake Drive. There is an easy place to park along the drive and just a short boardwalk to see this thremal pool with a small stream of water that runs from it (upper left). ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "U.S. National Parks" 202220140908-DSC_4926

Old Faithful Yellowstone by Debra Martz This famous geyser in Yellowstone was named for its frequent and rather predictable eruptions. As of the summer of 2021 those eruptions numbered more than a million since Yellowstone became the world’s first national park in 1872. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "U.S. National Parks" 202220140908-DSC_4916.NEF

Tourists Watching Fountain and A slight abstraction of the people watching Fountain and Morning Geysers which are located close along the boardwalk. Many others can been seen across the Fountain Complex area. Located on the boardwalk, Fountain Paint Pot Trail. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "U.S. National Park" 202220140908-DSC_4819

Excelsior Runoff to Firehole River Yellowstone Wyoming When entering the Midway Geyser Basin you cross a walking bridge over Firehole River where you can already "see the heat" of Excelsior Geysor. "The Firehole River starts and ends in Yellowstone National Park. It flows through many hydrothermal areas: Lone Star Geyser Basin, Upper Geyser Basin, Midway Geyser Basin, and the Lower Geyser Basin. Because of this, it receives geothermally heated water, which means this river is warmer than many other rivers in the park." info from https://www.nps.gov/places/000/firehole-river.htm ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "U.S. National Park" 202220140908-DSC_4842-EN

Clepsydra Geyser shows by far the highest level of activity in the Fountain Group along the Fountain Paint Pot Trail/boardwalk. This geyser could almost be classified as perpetual if there weren't some short pauses in its fountain display activity. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "U.S. National Park" 20140908-DSC_4836

Red Spouter Yellowstone Wyoming by Debra Martz Prior to August 17, 1959 Red Spouter did not exist, it was just a grassy knoll. Then, just before midnight, a 7.3 earthquake 25 miles away at Lake Hebgen sent jolts through Yellowstone and Red Spouter was born. It goes through changes during the year as a hot spring after winter melt, to a mud pot late summer and a fumarole by fall nearly dry, just releasing steam. This image was taken end of summer and is more of a combination of mud pot and fumarole as it vents and splatters bits of mud. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collections: "U.S. National Parks" 202220140908-DSC_4807

A funny drawing of a gold ox, spewing a rainbow. Lots of animals produce rainbow puke secretly. This big bull is happy to vomit right in front of you.