Interjection Magnets
No Niin interjection Oh Well, Well Well Well Magnet
by FORGOTTEN artwork
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Description: A composition featuring the Statue of Liberty standing on stacked books. Below the books, a banner reads "INTERJECTION!". Further down, the words "Schoolhouse Rock" are prominently displayed. At the bottom, a multiplication table lists numbers with the heading "MULTIPXICATION".
Statue of Liberty with "INTERJECTION!" "Schoolhouse Rock" and Multiplication Table Magnet
by Ruanara Studio
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Description: A bold, typographic statement in white text on a black background. The text reads 'I DON'T ALWAYS STOP AND LOOK AT ROCKS WAIT, YES I DO...'. To the left of the text is a pile of grey, smooth rocks. Above the text, silhouette mountains are depicted in grey.
I Don't Always Stop And Look At Rocks Wait Yes I Do Grey Mountains Magnet
by EONGJE STUDIO
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Description: Pshaw (also spelled pshaw!) is an old-fashioned interjection used to express: Disbelief – "Pshaw! That can't be true." Dismissal – "Pshaw! Don't worry about it." Impatience or mild annoyance – "Pshaw! What nonsense." It's similar in meaning to: Bah! Nonsense! Oh, come on! Rubbish! As if! The word became popular in the 18th and 19th centuries and often appears in classic literature, especially in works by authors like Charles Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle. Today it's uncommon in everyday speech and is mostly used for a humorous, theatrical, or vintage effect.
Description: Lalochezia Syndrome - When Shucks Is Not Enough is a fun design for anyone we know who uses foul language as an expression to relieve stress or pain. Lalochezia Syndrome is the name given to the state of relaxation resulting from a natural interjection Do you use foul language involuntarily when in pain? Do you use potty-mouthed profane speech to relieve yourself from stress, anxiety, or nervousness when you stub your toe, fall, bump your head, or accidentally poke yourself? ABOUT THE ART © Tuesday, October 8, 2024, 4:10:26 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
