Atom Mugs
Description: This super cute & funny science pun design says "never trust an atom - they make up everything!" and is perfect for a science teacher or a science major who loves funny novelty science jokes! Great for the first day of science class! Grab this adorable science joke about atoms as a gift for anyone in your life who appreciates smart scientific puns! Great for kids who have an interest in science or are in a science club!
Description: “Can I Lick It?”—the periodic table for your inner toddler and outer chemist. From “probably fine” to “please write your will,” this chart ranks the elements by tongue-regret. Great for anyone who’s ever looked at sodium and thought, “Na,” or at uranium and thought, “also Na.” Hang it up, crack a joke, and teach one unforgettable safety lesson.
Description: Calling all science nerds and fans of clever wordplay who love a good classroom chuckle. This design features a cute, smiling atomic model illustration and the witty phrase "Never Trust An Atom They Make Up Everything." Perfect for students, teachers, nerds, and geeks. It is a fantastic choice for lab days, school events, or just showcasing your humorous side while celebrating physics and chemistry.
Description: Four rectangular panels, each styled like a periodic table element. The first panel shows "Te" with numbers 2028 and 61. The second shows "N" with numbers 2029 and 61. The third shows "Ni" with numbers 2236 and 72. The fourth shows "S" with numbers 4489 and 20. Below each element symbol is its name: "Te", "Par", "Ni", "Parm".
Description: A black background features a row of scientific equipment in white including beakers, a microscope, test tubes, an atom symbol, and a telescope. Below the equipment, the word "SCIENCE" is displayed in large, bold blue lettering. Underneath, in white cursive text, it reads "Because Making Stuff Up is Not OK!".
Description: A dynamic and colorful depiction of a molecular structure against a black background. The atoms are represented by spheres in various vibrant colors, connected by lines. Splatters and drips of paint in rainbow hues emanate from the structure, giving it an abstract, artistic feel.
Description: A dark emblem with lime green accents features a stylized atom and a peeking cat above the text "CAT INSIDE". Below, a ribbon displays "Schrödinger" in gothic script. Further down, "EST. 1887" frames a black cat face. The bottom reads "QUANTUM ALE BEER VIENNA AUSTRIA" in white capital letters.
