Gatvol Kids T-Shirts

Feeling Gatvol? No idea what any of this means? The Ministry of Calligraphy invites you to submit a complaint. Kindly apply for an appointment at the Service Desk. At an appointment you will be provided with Complaint Form MC047 and given submission guidance by our agents. Kindly submit the form in triplicate. The agent will check your kerning and, if acceptable, forward it to the Philology Department for plagiarism checks after which Surveillance will cross-check it with what we already know about your complaint. Finally, the complaint will be considered by the Complaints Desk and if no one else has ever complained about that before, it will be dismissed. Otherwise please expect a call from the Legal Department.

In South Africa if you are Gatvol that means in Afrikaans you are fed up and generally in a grumpy mood. The year 2020 has been no exception for reasons to feel Gatvol with our daily lives been turned upside down worldwide.

In South Africa if you are Gatvol that means in Afrikaans you are fed up and generally in a grumpy mood. The year 2020 has been no exception for reasons to feel Gatvol with our daily lives been turned upside down worldwide.

In South Africa if you are Gatvol that means in Afrikaans you are fed up and generally in a grumpy mood. The year 2020 has been a heavy dose of inconvenience even for our pets must be getting sick of it, especially felines.

In South Africa if you are Gatvol that means in Afrikaans you are fed up and generally in a grumpy mood. The year 2020 has been a heavy dose of inconvenience even for our pets must be getting sick of it, especially felines.

Just a subtle way to tell someone to get lost in Afrikaans. Joke present for a South African.

Voetsek or Voetsak is not a curse at all in Afrikaans. It is often used to tell a dog. (or a friend in a joking manner) to go away.

Voetsek or Voetsak is not a curse at all in Afrikaans. It is often used to tell a dog. (or a friend in a joking manner) to go away.

Voetsek or Voetsak is not a curse at all in Afrikaans. It is often used to tell a dog. (or a friend in a joking manner) to go away.

Fed up? Can't take it anymore? This design says it all. especially if you have a better alternative!