Psa Mugs
Description: It's week 2 of my new PSA Series. Here are some resources for understanding why people are tearing down statues, and what you can do to support the removal of these monuments. As of 2016, 1747 Confederate statues are still standing in the United States (though some of them have been tumbling down, lately!!!) Hop over to the SPL Center website to educate yourself https://bit.ly/2Nx6mWK If individuals glorify symbols of the confederacy, they are embracing and glorifying white supremacy, slavery and segregation. This is wrong. This is unacceptable.
Description: This funny quote “I Have Too Many Baseball Cards – Said No One Ever” is perfect for baseball card collectors, trading card fans, and sports memorabilia lovers! Whether you’re into vintage cards, MLB rookies, PSA grading, or card trading, this design is for you. Great gift for dads, sons, husbands, coaches, card traders, and serious collectors. Ideal for card shows, sports shops, hobby rooms, and trading events!
I Have Too Many Baseball Cards Said No One Ever Funny Collector Gift Mug
by Totally 80s Tees
$13 $18
Description: Lacie's a purebred scottish fold who was a rescue after her breeder dropped her off on Valentine's Day of all days! She wants you to give all the shelter kitties a chance before buying from a breeder who may not care about anything but her price. You can see her full message here: https://twitter.com/FatLacie/status/1228454321492283392
Description: They do it. We love it. Repaints are an exciting (and sometimes annoying) staple in the world of toy collecting. It's a cheap way to justify a new sculpt and if you're like me, and when you see a figure in red you instantly want it in blue as well, then you'll understand exactly what Reduce, Reuse, Repaint is all about. Yo Joe!
Description: Are you tired of people invading your space? It’s usually pretty irritating, but now it’s potentially deadly. Remind everyone they need to back up with this t shirt.
Mean angel says social distancing is not optional Mug
by Brownlazer
$13 $18
Description: "Do you know where your children are?" is a question used as a public service announcement (PSA) for parents on American television especially from the late 1960s through the late 1980s
1970s - It's 10pm - do you know where your children are? Mug
by INLE Designs
$13 $18