Jewish Humor Mugs

"We are all mehadrin min ha-mehadrin" a joke on a famous Talmudic teachings about Chanukah celebrations and requirements. A great gift idea for all who celebrate this fun Jewish holiday.

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Cute Jewish Humor Hebrew

Jonathan and David are sure to invoke romantic vibes when we read their story. Did they or didn't they? We can only speculate, but why not dream a little? Great idea for a gift for all your Jewish (Queer) friends!

A perfect depiction of Jewish life: eat, sleep, Torah, repeat! A great gift idea for all who love studying Torah, Rabbis, Jewish teachers, and ... YOU!

אני מתגייסת למלחמה בסמים בצד של הסמים! I'm joining the war on drugs on the side of the drugs!

Jack Roy (born Jacob Rodney Cohen, November 22, 1921 – October 5, 2004), popularly known by the stage name Rodney Dangerfield was an American stand-up comedian, actor, voice artist, producer, screenwriter, musician and author. He was known for his self-deprecating one-liners humor, his catchphrase "I don't get no respect!" and his monologues on that theme. His breakout film role came in 1980 as a boorish nouveau riche golfer in the ensemble comedy Caddyshack, which was followed by two more successful films: 1983's Easy Money and 1986's Back to School, and with a rare dramatic role in 1994's Natural Born Killers as an abusive father.

A perfect depiction of Jewish life: eat, sleep, Torah, repeat! A great gift idea for all who love studying Torah, Rabbis, Jewish teachers, and ... YOU!

Calling all Jews! Be proud of your heritage and let everyone know you're an M.O.T.

Official logo (not!) of the Jewish Space Laser Agency. Have some satirical fun at the expense of those conspiracy nuts! The Yiddish motto says "We'll just sit here in the darkness." (Click on my 'FlyingSnail' store name to see a different version of this design.)

A perfect depiction of Jewish life: eat, sleep, Torah, repeat! A great gift idea for all who love studying Torah, Rabbis, Jewish teachers, and ... YOU!

A perfect depiction of Jewish life: eat, sleep, Daf Yomi, repeat! A great gift idea for all who love studying Torah and Talmud, Rabbis, Jewish teachers, and ... YOU!

This T-shirt features a funny parody of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun design for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!

"Apikores" is a word in the Rabbinic tradition to describe someone who openly rebels against Judaism or Jewish religious ideals.

Have you ever wondered about the bible, this cute priest is reading his favorite book, of how a Zombie is saving the world!

Are you a fan of 30 rock? Parodies? Parodies of parodies? Halloween? Werewolves? Bar and Bat Mitzvah celebrations? Whatever it is, you've got it in this one weird shirt featuring a werewolf bat mitzvah action figure! Ok, ok, I know the original parody song was werewolf BAR Mitzvah, but this one was fun, too. Check out the werewolf bar mitzvah counterpart!

Kosher or not? Well, kinda. Just a fun design for all members of the Jewish tribe!

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This funny t-shirt will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

If you only visit Shul / Synagogue / Temple for the food, this one's for you! Kiddush is clearly the only bit of the service that you're interested in, and I totally get that!

Jack Roy (born Jacob Rodney Cohen, November 22, 1921 – October 5, 2004), popularly known by the stage name Rodney Dangerfield was an American stand-up comedian, actor, voice artist, producer, screenwriter, musician and author. He was known for his self-deprecating one-liners humor, his catchphrase "I don't get no respect!" and his monologues on that theme. His breakout film role came in 1980 as a boorish nouveau riche golfer in the ensemble comedy Caddyshack, which was followed by two more successful films: 1983's Easy Money and 1986's Back to School, and with a rare dramatic role in 1994's Natural Born Killers as an abusive father.

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This funny t-shirt will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

What's the Nafke Mine? A funny example of Yeshivish, or Jewish-English with Hebrew terms. When studying the Talmud, "nafke mine" means "what is the actual difference/practical difference"?

Cute Funny Jewish Saying, Kiss My Tuchis

A perfect depiction of Jewish life: eat, sleep, Torah, repeat! A great gift idea for all who love studying Torah, Rabbis, Jewish teachers, and ... YOU!

Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

"Mai Hanukkah"? the opening of famous Talmudic teaching on the holiday of Chanukah. Funny and geeky design for all who love studying Judaism!

The Yiddish word "meshuggeh" is typically translated as "crazy" but could be also translated as "unhinged", "nuts", or "acting irrationally".

Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

Israel is a land, a people, a legacy, and we're proud to call it our second home.

Are you a concerned Jewish Cat Mother who cares about your ketslekh? Say it proudly.

A coffee cup with the Hebrew phrase "ein kafe ein Torah" (no coffee, no Torah) which is a play on the teaching of Pirke Avot, "ein kemach ein Torah" (no flour/sustenance - no Torah). A fun decor idea for any Jewish home and kitchen, and a great gift idea.

Jewish Space Laser Logo Shirt Pin in Handdrawn Black and White Drawing style.

זה פה רק כדי להפחיד אנטישמים. Ze po rak kde lehafkhid antishemim. This is only here to scare antisemites.

איסטו איסטה אקי סולו פארה איספאנטאר אה לוס אנטיסימיטוס. Esto esta aki solo para espantar a los antisemitos. This is only here to scare antisemites.

A simple coffee mug with the Hebrew phrase "ein kafe ein Torah" (no coffee, no Torah) which is a play on the teaching of Pirke Avot, "ein kemach ein Torah" (no flour/sustenance - no Torah). A fun decor idea for any Jewish home and kitchen, and a great gift idea.

This T-shirt features a funny paraphrase of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun mug for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!