Anders Mugs
Description: One of many slogans from the over the top firm Ted Crisp works for from the criminally underrated sitcom "Better Off Ted."
Better Off Ted Veridian Dynamics "We're Sorry. You're Welcome" Mug
by HDC Designs
$13 $18
Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents a thermometer comparing today's scale, 0 for melting ice and 100 for boiling water, with the original inverted scale of 1742, marked by snowflakes and steam. In 1742 the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius proposed a hundred-degree temperature scale based on the melting and boiling points of water. Surprisingly, his original scale was inverted: 100 for ice and 0 for boiling water. A gift idea for physicists, engineers and physics students, and a striking addition to a study, lab or office wall.
Celsius Temperature Scale, Thermometer from 0 to 100 Degrees and the Original 1742 Scale Mug
by Science Design
$13 $18
The Paris In Flames Review - The Paris Review - In Flames Mug
by Wild Hex
$13 $18
Description: A tribute to the ferocious 1995 era of Swedish melodic death metal pioneers At the Gates. Inspired by the landmark album Slaughter of the Soul and its opening assault, "Blinded by Fear," this original bootleg-style artwork combines a screaming frontman portrait, decaying Gothic iron gates, rusted machinery, and distressed 1990s underground metal typography. Finished with cracked ink, weathered halftones, burnt copper tones, and aged parchment textures. A piece for devotees of Tomas Lindberg, Gothenburg death metal, and the relentless twin-guitar sound that helped define a generation of extreme music.
At the Gates – Blinded by Fear 1995 Gothenburg Rusted Gate Mug
by FERROTHRUM
$13 $18
Description: With the boys sitting in court suing Montez, Adam arrives looking unusually smart in a blue suit, but appearances can be deceiving. Within minutes, his ridiculous fake Southern accent starts creeping out as he tries to sound charming and sophisticated. Then, completely out of nowhere, he turns to the female stenographer and asks, “Do you like pool parties, Miss?” You can almost hear the courtroom falling silent. Adam's awkward confidence and outrageous timing make the moment even funnier. The best part? He then says "Remember Miss you are under oath."
