Candy Magnets

Candy Candy

Cute Neon Candy

Flying Candy

Candy Candy

Everybody loves NERDS

Cute Valentine's Day Candy Love Heart Art by TeeCreations

The Marathon bar was a chocolate bar that was made by the Mars chocolate company. Makers of the famous Snickers, Milky Way Bar, and of course, the wonderful Twix Triple Chocolate Bar. During the time the Marathon Bar had a presence in stores, they were packaged with ruler markings on the wrapper. Most notable, in all of the 7/11 stores in the 70s, you would always see marathon bars on display there, packaged with ruler markings on the wrapper. Probably as a marketing tactic that made it better for the marathon bar to get recognized by children and other potential buyer when they were browsing the candy section. The bar has since been discontinued in 1981 most likely because of it's similarity to the other candy bars that mars was selling

TODDART

Funny - I Gotta See The Candy First, Then I Get In The Van. I'm Not Stupid.

stix candy illustration

A cute design of rainbow candy, lollipops, peppermints, candy canes, gummy animals, and fruit pops.

Low on sugar?

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Sing the song all day in this tee!

Hope you like it.

I like me, my wife likes me

John Candy Fighter T-Shirt by Retro Review. This John Candy tee design pays homage to all of the best John Candy movies. Can you name them all? If you love video games and movies, be sure to check out the rest of the VS Fighter Series on the Retro Review profile page.

Show your love for your favorite checkout counter item with this unique design!

John Candy / 80s Style Retro Fan Art

marilyn with lolipop

Candy Candy - TV Shows

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Design based on the Candy Cadet from FNaF

Celebrate your favorite quotable movie with this unique design!

My Fair Ladies Candy Apple

Yum.

Cute Halloween candy corn seamless pattern. Perfect for October celebrations trick or treating.

The Soda Pop Candy

Awesomeness by Evan Ferstenfeld and Rene Mini Mono.

Celebrate your favorite candy with this unique design!

John Candy

The original SCTV cast consisted of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, Harold Ramis, and Dave Thomas. All also served as writers on the show

What did you call me?

Sweet Battle Maid

Orange whips all round!