Function Mugs
Description: Running on low energy and questionable amounts of caffeine? This Too Tired to Function Department design turns everyday exhaustion into official emergency business. Featuring a funny low-energy warning, government agency style, and relatable tired humor, it’s perfect for sleepy humans, coffee lovers, students, workers, and professional nap enthusiasts. A playful sarcastic design for casual days, lazy weekends, or whenever your brain is temporarily unavailable. Wear it proudly when your energy reserves have officially reached critical levels.
Description: A cartoon chef in a blue coat, white apron, and red scarf is holding a lit kerosene lantern in his left hand. He wears glasses and a chef's hat. The design is contained within a distressed circular emblem with a rustic border. The text "WHAT'S YOUR FUNCTION?" is displayed in large block letters below the emblem.
Description: A dark background with code snippets. The code includes 'function shiftPerspective() {', 'const currentStat = \'sad\';', 'if (currentStat === \'sad\') {', 'return \'awesome\';', '}', '// Choose awesomeness', and '// Stop being sad. Be awesome instead.'. The text is in white, yellow, and teal.
Description: A cartoon character dressed as a train conductor holds a red and yellow signal. The character wears blue overalls, a white shirt, and a red scarf. Above the character is a speech bubble containing the text "WHAT'S YOUR FUNCTION?". The title "CONJUNCTION JUNCTION" is at the top, with "SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK!" at the bottom.
Description: A cartoon conductor character with a blue and white striped hat, glasses, a red bandana, and blue overalls. The character holds a red lantern with a yellow glow. Below the character, the text "WHAT'S YOUR FUNCTION?" is displayed in white capital letters against a black background.
Description: Rendered on a deep dark background, this artwork presents a damped oscillating signal f(t) transformed into its frequency response F(s), with the integral F(s) = ∫₀^∞ f(t) e^(−st) dt in bold type. Pierre-Simon Laplace (1749–1827) developed the integral transform that bears his name. Engineers use it every day to solve differential equations and analyze circuits, control systems and signals. A gift idea for mechanical engineers, makers and engineering students, and a fitting piece for a workshop, office or study.
Laplace Transform, Signals and Systems Mathematics for Engineers Mug
by Science Design
$13 $18
Description: This Design Honors The Physical Therapy Profession. Emphasizing Movement & Function, Therapeutic Exercise, Physical Therapy, And The Principles Of Listen, Plan, Support, Help, Education & Empowerment, And Helping You Move Forward, This Is Ideal For Physical Therapists, Pt Assistants, And Rehabilitation Professionals Who Love Fall.
Description: A cartoon drawing of a man in a blue uniform and hat, holding a red and yellow flag. He has patches on his overalls and a speech bubble above him saying "WHAT'S YOUR FUNCTION?". The text "CONJUNCTION JUNCTION" is in yellow behind him. A "SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK!" logo is in the bottom right corner.
