American Grafitti Pins and Buttons

Eat, Drink, Sleep, repeat.

For those of you who don't know, that would be Feburary 3rd, 1959. John Milner (played by Paul LeMat) , one of the main characters from the 1973 epic American Graffiti, was the precursor to the Fonz.

USA Graffiti wall!

You're not wrong if you think the two main characters of American Graffiti are the black '55 Chevy and the yellow '32 Ford coupe.

Just because Pedro Pascal looks a lot like Burt Reynolds. However, I can totally tell the difference between Sally Field and the child.

Suzanne Somers had a brief, but important role in the 1973 film, American Graffiti, when she flirted with Curt Henderson (Richard Dreyfuss), thus causing him to reconsider leaving Modesto California to go off to college in the East. Little did he know she would go on to mega stardom as Chrissy Snow on Three's Company, as well as a spokesmodel for the Thighmaster.

My momma told me not to get a Roy Orbison tattoo on my keister. What momma doesn't know won't hurt her.

The moment John Milner was convinced that he was still the fastest car in the valley.

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Blm Black Girl Afro Queen Graffiti

Number 23 in rust design

Iwo jima underground

Teach them how to say goodbye, with this rad Banksy/Hamilton mashup tee!

This design showcases the text "Bibimbap", representing the beloved Korean dish, in a striking graffiti style. The letters are artistically spray-painted, featuring a mix of bold colors that mirror the vibrant ingredients of Bibimbap. The graffiti font adds an urban, edgy vibe, juxtaposing traditional Korean culinary art with modern street art aesthetics. The backdrop of the shirt is a subtle color, allowing the vivid graffiti text to stand out, making it a trendy piece for food and art enthusiasts alike. If you also love korean food this is a perfect conversation starter or why not a gift to the korean cuisine lover. This is rise bowl based delicacy, and eggs and kimchi is also common. Enyoy this korean food!

This design showcases the text "Bibimbap", representing the beloved Korean dish, in a striking graffiti style. The letters are artistically spray-painted, featuring a mix of bold colors that mirror the vibrant ingredients of Bibimbap. The graffiti font adds an urban, edgy vibe, juxtaposing traditional Korean culinary art with modern street art aesthetics. The backdrop of the shirt is a subtle color, allowing the vivid graffiti text to stand out, making it a trendy piece for food and art enthusiasts alike. If you also love korean food this is a perfect conversation starter or why not a gift to the korean cuisine lover. This is rise bowl based delicacy, and eggs and kimchi is also common. Enyoy this korean food!

Enjoy this colourful graffiti design. Available with different animal head options, see my store for more.

When Filipino culture meets American culture, 2 worlds collide in harmony

Before Ron Howard was Richie Cunningham in Happy Days, he was Steve Bollander in American Graffiti- pretty much the same character- and delivered this memorable line to balding chaperone, Mr. Kroot.