Function Magnets
Description: A cute and relatable black and white illustration of an exhausted raccoon holding a coffee mug that says "Surviving On Caffeine". Below the tired raccoon, the text reads: "Too tired to function. Too awake to sleep." Perfect for coffee lovers, night owls, students, introverts, and anyone who struggles with insomnia or Monday mornings. A funny and witty gift for caffeine addicts and raccoon lovers!
Description: A cute and playful cat design. The artwork combines intelligence and charm, making it perfect for cat lovers. With a warm and slightly humorous style, it’s great for everyday wear, thoughtful gifts, or simply expressing a love for cats and reading in a fun, lighthearted way.
We Put The Fun In Function Cat Occupational Therapist Xmas Magnet
by Naviary
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A funny caffeine-inspired quote for coffee lovers, programmers, IT professionals, and anyone who needs a cup of coffee before the brain boots up for the day. Perfect for developers, office workers, remote workers, and caffeine enthusiasts who enjoy technology jokes and relatable morning humor.
Coffee Isn't A Drink, It's My Login Password To Function Magnet
by Field & Farm Threads
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Too fabulous to function! This vintage-inspired illustration features a lazy Leo owl lounging beside a coffee mug, bringing together retro charm, zodiac personality, and playful coffee humor. With its sassy caption and relaxed owl character, this design is perfect for Leo astrology fans, coffee enthusiasts, confident personalities, and anyone who feels fabulous but needs a little caffeine and downtime. A quirky choice for lovers of vintage animal artwork, zodiac-inspired designs, and humorous everyday sayings.
Vintage Leo Owl – Too Fabulous to Function | Retro Zodiac Art Magnet
by Cloudberry
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A schedule that comes with a clearly posted closing time for thinking. Everything before lunch is supposedly sharp and productive, and then the afternoon arrives like a heavy velvet curtain: eyes glaze, sentences fade, and a keyboard becomes a very expensive pillow. What gets the laugh is the mock-scientific precision of naming an exact hour, as if an alarm rings in the skull and every thought leaves the building in an orderly line. It pokes at the post-lunch slump that no amount of coffee can negotiate with, plus the polite fiction of looking busy while staring at the same spreadsheet cell for forty minutes. Any urgent, desperate request sent at that hour receives an automatic reply in the form of a blank stare and a half-hearted ‘mm-hmm.’
My brain function drops to zero after 2 PM daily Magnet
by englishlearning
$3.75 $4.75
