Outdated Kids T-Shirts

The saying "don't judge a book by its cover" is outdated. Now we should be saying "don't judge a video by its thumbnail".

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Recycled an old earl grey tea bag for this shirt :)

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New abstract summer and happy designs. Thanks for looking!

New abstract summer and happy designs. Thanks for looking!

OWASP is a foundation that provides trainings, guidelines and useful tools for cybersecurity professionals to make the internet a safe place. This is a black background with white letters design version.

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We've got you covered (literally) ~ Forbidden Fig Leaf Team

Celebrate love, diversity, and equality with our vibrant Pride Month collection! Embrace your true colors and show your support for the LGBTQ+ community. Wear your pride on your sleeve and let your true colors shine!

Outdated Theology

This design is a playful declaration of timeless style and classic coolness. The bold text is accompanied by retro-inspired graphics, creating a visually engaging and fun look. It's a statement for those who embrace their unique, vintage charm and refuse to be defined by passing trends

A cool and funny way to remind one of the OWASP guidelines, the A6:2021 vulnerable and outdated components. This design will guide your developers to follow the best practices and mitigate the risks of using any vulnerable or old dependencies in the software.

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Kindness: Timeless Elegance, Forever in Trend

OWASP is a foundation that provides trainings, guidelines and useful tools for cybersecurity professionals to make the internet a safe place.

Some things are just cheugy.

When my son and I took the underground tour of Battery Mishler, I took photos of lots of the old remnants for world war II equipment. It is all rusty and corroded with neglect, but still fascinating despite a fire that came through at one point and burned everything. This is the lower section of the power hoist, or what remains of it. As far as i can tell this is or was basically a big power box with wires running to and from it and probably had some switches or fuses in it at one point. All Products Tags

Iomega was founded in Roy, Utah in 1980 and for many years, the firm was a significant name in the data storage industry. Iomega's most famous product, the Zip Drive, was revolutionary as it offered relatively large amounts of storage on easily portable compact cartridges. The original Zip disk's 100MB capacity was a huge improvement over the 1.44MB limitation of floppy disks and were a fraction of the cost of similar disks like those from Syquest. The Zip Drive became a common internal and external peripheral, however, Zip Disk cartridges sometimes failed after a short period, (commonly referred to as the "click of death"). This problem, combined with increasing competition from CD-RW drives, caused Zip Drive sales to decline dramatically.

Ever been stuck in a rut going nowhere? climbing the wrong ladder? Going nowhere fast? This Ladder leads nowhere, so climbing it would be entirely pointless. The specific ladder resides in Battery Mishler, fort Stevens, Oregon. Since this Battery was used from before the Civil war, through world war I and into and beyond World War II, It was built in stages for various purposes. at one point someone built this ladder and then never completed or covered over where it was supposed to go…never dismantling the ladder.

Close up details of the keys of an antique manual typewriter.

Ever been stuck in a rut going nowhere? climbing the wrong ladder? Going nowhere fast? This Ladder leads nowhere, so climbing it would be entirely pointless. The specific ladder resides in Battery Mishler, fort Stevens, Oregon. Since this Battery was used from before the Civil war, through world war I and into and beyond World War II, It was built in stages for various purposes. at one point someone built this ladder and then never completed or covered over where it was supposed to go…never dismantling the ladder.

Close up details of the keys of an antique manual typewriter.

An old axe with a wooden handle on a log chopping block in a Slovenian forest.

An old antique wooden cart wheel hanging on the wide of a wooden farming barn

A row of four colourful glass antique sugar dispensers

An antique meat scale hook. These old hanging scales were previously used to weigh meat.

"Playful and edgy design featuring humorous text. Perfect for those with a sarcastic sense of humor. Makes a bold statement and sparks conversation."

An old wooden sawhorse in a Slovenian forest surrounded by already-sawn logs

A humorous design featuring a playful twist on an iconic line from a popular TV show. Perfect for those with a bold sense of humor and a love for pop culture.

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Power Systems Control Room of the Past

Simple white letters on black background: "I used to be cool". A story as old as time. Someday they'll change what 'it' is on you, too. Ah, being cool is for kids ... let 'em have it.