Caesar Magnets
Description: A laurel-crowned cheese emperor in a toga gets stabbed in the back by a grinning blue cheese with a toothpick dagger, under the banner "ET TU, BLEU-TE?" Punny and dramatic and built for anyone who loves cheese, Roman history, or a good betrayal gag. A fun pick for cheese lovers, history buffs, Latin students, and dad joke collectors.
Et Tu Bleu-te Funny Julius Cheeser Cheese Caesar Toga Blue Cheese Betrayal Pun Foodie Humor Design Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
Description: A bold red text graphic with black distressed speckles. The top reads "THE FIGHT" in yellow. Below this, "HAGLER" appears in large red capital letters. Separated by a yellow line and "VS", "HEARNS" is displayed in similar large red capital letters. The bottom text reads "APRIL 15, 1985" in white and "CAESAR PALEE, LAS VEGAS" in yellow.
Description: What we do in life echoes in eternity, one of the all-time greatest movies ever made. This pays homage to the classic fight battle in the Roman Colosseum of Maximus vs the Undefeated Gladiator, Tigris of Gaul. Cool, new, popular, recent, trending, top pick, best seller, top seller, editors pick, number 1 ranked, hot, must have, recommended, liked, great artwork, new t-shirt design, must have, recommended choice, featured, All designs, best selling t-shirt graphics.
Description: One of the many quotable line from Mel Brooks' History of the World part 1. Josephus, played by the late Gregory Hines in his first cinematic role, was intended for Brooks' good friend Richard Pryor. Hines not only nailed the role but also received a large amount of most hilarious moments like the eunuch test and the mighty joint smokescreen.
Description: Rule your empire with authority alongside this majestic Roman emperor garden gnome. Draped in a classic white toga with a royal purple sash and a golden laurel wreath, this historical spoof brings ancient Rome to life. It is an excellent choice for history buffs and fans of classical antiquity.
Quidquid Latine Dictum Sit, Altum Videtur - Latin Ancient Roman Greek Saying Magnet
by The Trouble Year
$4.75