Forgetful Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Can you relate? Or do you know somebody who can?

Gift for men and women who work in IT, Computer programming or with Computers. Forgetful no memory with a memory card Design.

Funny math at the blackboard cartoon. Too many equations can get confusing. Designed and sold by Crowden Satz.

But I can forget what I'm doing while I'm doing it. Se this and more at TheStuffInBetween

I CAME I SAW

I'm never sure if i actually have free time or i'm just forgetting things black on light background.

Damn you, keys! and money and cellphone and mind

“A human brain’s probable processing power is around 100 teraflops, roughly 100 trillion calculations per second. Where are my keys?” Impress everyone with your knowledge of teraflops…even if you occasionally misplace your keys.

I came, I saw, I forgot what I was doing...it happens

What dads need to check on before they leave.

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Phone Wallet Keys

I Have It All Together I Just Forgot Where I Put It. Funny Sarcastic Saying. This design is the perfect gift for family and friends that love a funny joke saying. The simple typographic statement is great on a T-Shirt, Tank Top, Hoodie, Tote Bag or Homewares. Perfect Birthday Present.

I'd lose my head if it wasn't attached- white lettering.

A sad-faced emoji with the words: "I Don't Remember What I Forgot!".

I Have It All Together I Just Forgot Where I Put It. Funny Sarcastic Saying. This design is the perfect gift for family and friends that love a funny joke saying. The simple typographic statement is great on a T-Shirt, Tank Top, Hoodie, Tote Bag or Homewares. Perfect Birthday Present.

I came, I saw and I forgot what I was doing

A hand drawn cartoon snail, who is so slow, that it forgot its destination, so it says Forgot Where I Was Going, don't we all forget our goals on the long run..

I Forget What Eight Was For Funny for you or family

I can't remember your name either

What did I forget. Funny colourful text design to embrace distractions.

I Have it All Together, I Just Forgot Where I Put It

This is an original image from the award winning children's book Forgetful Fred by Jay Williams and Friso Henstra (1974)

Humor in a pint; this design toasts to the lighter side of forgetfulness.

Parenting Humor: My kid's a 'forgetful phantom'. Here one minute, gone the next.

Characteristics of a forgetful person : Social media password all the same

"Characteristics of a forgetful person: Social media password all the same."

The 3 most important items every person needs when they go out.

Comical: Evoking laughter or amusement through humor, absurdity, or funny situations.

Blessed are the forgetful - Friedrich Nietzsche

Embrace Selective Memory with our Forgetful T-Shirt on TeePublic!

Buy this original celebration birthday party tee shirt as a gift for an old, elder, aged, senior, elderly, senile, forgetful man / woman with Alzheimer, memory loss, dementia or amnesia who forgot his birthdate. Love congratulate and kiss him. Wear it!

Let your loved ones know you're very sad your memory is so bad. Art is from the Bayeux Tapestry and depicts the crowning of King Harold.

"Cluck, the Chicken Knight" is a brave and impulsive warrior, one of the four feathered knights who protect the king. His lightning-fast speed and daring nature make him an invaluable member of the team, despite his occasional forgetfulness. Cluck's feathers are a brilliant shade of green, which contrasts nicely with the gleaming gold of his armor. The armor itself is well-crafted and adorned with intricate designs in red and white, showcasing his importance as a knight of the realm. His eyes are large and expressive, a deep brown color that seems to twinkle with excitement and anticipation of the next adventure. Cluck is known for his impulsive nature, which sometimes leads him to act before he thinks. Despite his tendency towa...

In politics, absurdity is not a handicap.

This design is a tribute to that true pest of learning: the mature age student. The ones who ask too many questions, do all their assignments on time and don't get drunk the night before finals!