Brain Fart Pins and Buttons
Description: Unleash the whimsical chaos of your mind with our "Atomic Brain Fart" T-shirt! This eye-catching design features a bold and vibrant blue skull, symbolizing the powerhouse of thoughts and creativity. Perched atop is a striking green mushroom cloud, an explosion of ideas and imagination ready to burst forth.
Description: A hilarious and relatable neurodivergent humor design showing an energetic squirrel freezing as its thought disappears.
I Had A Thought Its Gone Funny ADHD Squirrel Brain Fart Tee Pin
by Art.Blade
$3.00 $3.25
Description: I Had A Thought It's Gone. This Funny Squirrel Design Is For Forgetful People And Animal Lovers. A Perfect Humor Design For Anyone With A Distracted Brain Or Short Memory. Great Lost Thought Gift.
I Had A Thought It's Gone Squirrel Lover Humor Forgetful Brain Funny Memory Lost Distracted Gift Pin
by DotLetter Pals
$3.00 $3.25
Description: When your brain stops working and even your phone gives up on you. Perfect for anyone who has ever stared at a misspelled word questioning their entire existence. Ideal for relatable humor, everyday brain farts, and clean Y2K aesthetic streetwear. Design by boldwordsart.
When You Spell A Word So Bad Even Autocorrect Gives Up - Relatable Humor Typography V2 Pin
by BoldWordsArt
$3.00 $3.25
Description: When your brain stops working and even your phone gives up on you. Perfect for anyone who has ever stared at a misspelled word questioning their entire existence. Ideal for relatable humor, everyday brain farts, and clean Y2K aesthetic streetwear. Design by boldwordsart.
When You Spell A Word So Bad Even Autocorrect Gives Up - Relatable Humor Typography Pin
by BoldWordsArt
$3.00 $3.25
Description: This humorous design features a bright blue squirrel accompanied by the quote hyperfocused on the wrong thing. It is a relatable choice for anyone managing neurodivergence or simply getting easily distracted by shiny objects.
Hyperfocused On The Wrong Thing Funny Squirrel Quote Pin
by lametafisicadeitubi
$3.00 $3.25
Description: It's on the tip of your tongue. The feeling that you know something, but you can't quite mentally grasp it or see it. That sensation is the inspiration for this drawing. Such a frustrating feeling until you finally grasp what you're reaching for. http://www.artisticdyslexia.com/