Lick Mugs
Description: Rockhound obsession mode (rocks > people). I lick rocks energy (taste testing minerals). May the quartz be with you (geode Jedi). Easily distracted by rocks (squirrel but make it granite). Rock collector forever (apartment full). Geology humor society (sedimentary my dear Watson). Field notebook life (pencil-stained soul). Hand lens enthusiast (zooming on sand grains). Wait I see a rock chaos (car swerve). Rock connoisseur status (picky about pebbles)
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Description: Bring some humor to the laboratory with this funny "Chemistry Is Like Cooking Just Don't Lick The Spoon" design! Featuring cute smiling beakers, flasks, and a cheerful spoon with vibrant bubbles and sparkles, this artwork is perfect for science teachers, chemistry students, laboratory technicians, and science nerds. Makes an awesome and clever gift for STEM majors, back-to-school, or anyone who loves funny science puns!
Description: Rockhound obsession mode (rocks > people). I lick rocks energy (taste testing minerals). May the quartz be with you (geode Jedi). Easily distracted by rocks (squirrel but make it granite). Rock collector forever (apartment full). Geology humor society (sedimentary my dear Watson). Field notebook life (pencil-stained soul). Hand lens enthusiast (zooming on sand grains). Wait I see a rock chaos (car swerve). Rock connoisseur status (picky about pebbles)
Description: Distressed circular vintage badge featuring an overly enthusiastic, wide-eyed German Shorthaired Pointer with its tongue hanging out and the phrase "Lick First, Ask Questions Later." Perfect hilarious graphic for GSP owners, pointer fans, pet parents, and fans of goofy canine energy.
Lick First Ask Questions Later - German Shorthaired Pointer Vintage Badge Mug
by Fisheyed Graphics
$18
Description: Chemistry humor meets the periodic table in this playful Can I Lick It design. Made for science teachers, chemistry students, lab enthusiasts, STEM fans, and educators who enjoy clever classroom humor. The element themed graphic brings a lighthearted twist to chemistry lessons, science fairs, laboratory life, and school events.
Description: Celebrate chemistry humor with a periodic table design built around the memorable phrase Can I Lick It. The 100 days of school theme makes this a fun choice for students, teachers, science lovers, chemistry class celebrations, and STEM enthusiasts. A playful science concept for anyone who enjoys laboratory humor, educational references, and clever periodic table designs.
Description: Perfect for science nerds, chemistry teachers, and rock-licking geologists! This funny science graphic asks the ultimate question, "Can I Lick It?", featuring colorful hexagonal periodic table elements categorized by safety levels. The design is complete with a hilarious legend ranging from a green tongue icon to a red skull and crossbones, alongside bubbling chemistry beakers and flasks. A uniquely witty and slightly dark humored gift for lab workers, science students, or anyone who loves a good nerdy joke.
Description: A funny quote for coworkers, remote workers, introverts, and anyone who would rather do almost anything than share a fun fact in a group meeting. Great for office parties, team events, casual Fridays, and everyday work humor.
I Would Rather Lick Every Button In A Hospital Elevator Mug
by ULUBIOUS
$13 $18
Description: Just south of the Kentucky/Ohio border, in the North River Region of Kentucky, is a Big Bone Lick State Park. The inappropriate sounding name comes from a natural 'lick,' which is a place with salt in the ground where animals converge to literally lick the salt needed for their diets. The area has been being frequented by animals since at least the Pleistocene era, so mastodons and other prehistoric beasts came here to get salt and, instead, met their end. The soil of the lick is not just salty, but swampy, much like the La Brea Tar Pits of Southern California, except with mud instead of tar. European explorers stumbling upon the area in the mid 1700s were stunned by the massive bones they found protruding from the ground.
Description: Distressed circular vintage badge featuring an overly enthusiastic, wide-eyed Pharaoh Hound (or Ibizan Hound) with its tongue hanging out and the phrase "Lick First, Ask Questions Later." Perfect hilarious graphic for sighthound lovers, dog owners, and fans of goofy canine energy.
