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Description: wwII graffiti

Description: Oedipus complex is what sigmund freud best known for ;)

Description: Remembering Gottschalks Department Store. Gottschalks was a American department store chain that operated 58 department stores and three specialty apparel stores in six western states (California, Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada). Gottschalks was founded by Emil Gottschalk in 1904 as a dry goods store in downtown Fresno, California. Gottschalks gained success by locating only in smaller cities that could not support full-size national department stores.

Description: Veni Vidi Voiture - I came, I saw, I drove a French classic. A play on words based on the Latin phrase "veni vidi vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered) and featuring an image based on my photo of a Citroen DS

Description: What does it mean?

Description: ARE-WE-GREAT-YET

Description: Aristocratic President Trump and Elon Musk Quoting Marie Antoinette Let Them Eat Cake

Description: The labyrinth beckons....

Description: A tee-shirt of passive resistance.

Description: Youre In My Blind Spot Funny Blind Quote Humor Blindness Retro

Description: This t-shirt sure says SAYER on it!

Description: I hate myself for making this but I can't resist an opportunity to make fun of freud

Description: Always

Description: Let Them Eat - American Stimulus Check

Description: Ron Swanson of Parks and Rec has a unique take on history

Description: Julius Caesar was one of the politicians and generals in Ancient Rome. This ancient Roman design makes a great gift for all who love SPQR and the Ancient Romans. Julius Caesar quote Veni Vidi Vici is one of the best known Latin quotes and Roman sayings. Our Roman Empire designs are for classical history students, teachers, and everyone interested in Ancient Roman history and classical antiquity, the Greek and Roman civilization and mythology. Inspiring SPQR gift idea for all who love the Roman Republic.

Description: Are We Great Yet? Cause I Just Feel Embarrassed

Description: Veni Vidi Vici is a famous Latin phrase meaning I came, I saw, I conquered". Roman leader Julius Caesar first used it in 47 BC in a letter to the Roman Senate. He wrote it to describe his fast and easy win in battle against King Pharnaces II at the Battle of Zela.

Description: Veni Vidi Vici, Roman Latin Quote Julius Ceasar in Marble

Description: I HAVE THE RIGHT TO Remain Silent I JUST DON’T HAVE THE ABILITY

Description: Veni Vidi VPN - I came, I saw, I didn't like being watched - a play on words, based on the Latin saying "Veni Vidi Vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered) and internet privacy technology VPN ("Virtual Private Network") which theoretically enables users to send data across public networks without it being observed by third parties. Featuring a photo I took of my shadow in a field when the sun was very low.

Description: literacy & justice for all inspired for librarian

Description: Popular graffiti that was used during World War II by American troops that launched a investigation by Germany and Russia suspecting him to be a spy.

Description: Are-We-Great-Yet

Description: 226 Literacy and Justice For All, Literacy Justice For All Stop Book Banning Protect Librarian, Literacy Education, School Librarian

Description: Because science, that's why.

Description: Are We Great Yet Funny Anti Trump Humor Democrat Liberal

Description: You know when you want to describe someone special but you lack words? Charm, beauty, vibe... un certain je ne sais quoi!

Description: Seize the night scroll

Description: Helen Keller portrait and quote: The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.

Description: This is humiliating.

Description: Super fast private jet!

Description: Are-We-Great-Yet

Description: Classical history and Ancient Rome is known for epic wars, including the three Punic wars between Rome and Carthage. This Cato the Elder Latin quote design is for all who support Rome against Carthage in the Punic Wars. Carthago delenda est!

Description: Veni Vidi Vici

Description: This bold Are We Great Yet design captures the feeling of frustration and embarrassment in modern politics. Featuring the Statue of Liberty covering her face, it is a powerful anti Trump protest piece for activists, progressives, and anyone who wants to make a statement. Perfect for those who believe politics should inspire pride, not shame.