Problem Pins and Buttons
Description: A monochrome visual guide titled "BASIC ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING". It depicts three steps: 1. An electrical outlet with a plug inserted, labeled "1. Plugged in & turned on". 2. A battery icon within circular arrows, labeled "2. See #1 again, cycle power just to be sure". 3. An exclamation mark in a triangle, labeled "3. It's probably a software problem".
Description: A black background displays white text reading "BASIC ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING". Below, three sections illustrate troubleshooting steps: a wall outlet with a plug, a circular graphic with a battery and arrows, and a warning triangle with an exclamation mark. Text details the steps: "1. Plugged ir & turned cn.", "2. See #1 agair, cycle power juc to be sure.", and "It's probab'! a softwarc oblcm.".
Description: A monochrome flow diagram illustrating the process of an engineer. Text inputs are 'WRITER' and 'COFFEE', feeding into the central 'ENGINEER' box along with 'PROBLEM'. Outputs from 'ENGINEER' are 'SOLUTION' and 'SARCASTIC (BY-PRODUCT)'. The background is black and the text and diagram lines are a light beige.
Description: A flowchart diagram depicting inputs and outputs related to engineering. Two circles labeled "PROBLEM" and one circle labeled "COFFEE" feed into a central square labeled "ENGINEER". The "ENGINEER" square outputs to a rounded rectangle labeled "SOLUTION" and another labeled "SARCASTIC SYNTINTATING [BY-PRODUCT]". The background is black with gradient color accents.
Description: A black background with white text. The word 'Engineer' is displayed prominently at the top. Below it is the phonetic pronunciation and the word 'noun'. The rest of the text provides a humorous definition of an engineer, including phrases like 'solves problems you didn't know you had' and 'it should work in theory'.
Description: A word cloud style composition with various words and phrases related to computing and life. The prominent text reads "LIFE WOULD BE MUCH EASIER IF I HAD THE SOURCE CODE". Smaller text includes "LOGIC", "PROBLEM", "MISTAKES", "RESOURCES", "AFFECTS", "ISSUES", "LANGUAGE", "COMPUTER", "TIME", "TESTING", "SYSTEM", "PROGRAMS", "SYSTIING", "PROGRAMS EXTEM", "PORTABILITY", "IMPLEMENTATION", "USER", "HARDWARE", and "NETWORK". The "LIFE" and "SOURCE CODE" are in a bright blue color, with other words in shades of gray and white against a black background.
Description: A black and white flowchart diagram illustrating the process of an engineer. Arrows point from "PROBLEM" and "COFFEE" into a box labeled "ENGINEER". An arrow exits the "ENGINEER" box pointing to "SOLUTION". Another arrow points down from the "ENGINEER" box to "SARCASM [BY-PRODUCT]".
Description: A monochrome flowchart design on a black background. It features a central white box with the text 'ENGINEER'. Arrows point from 'PROBLEM' and 'COFFEE' into the box, and an arrow points from the box to 'SOLUTION'. A downward arrow from the box points to 'SARCASTIC [BY-PRODUCT]'.
Description: A black background displays a white flowchart. The flowchart begins with 'DOES IT MOVE?' branching to 'NO' and 'YES'. Both branches lead to 'SHOULD IT?' which further branches to 'NO' and 'YES'. The 'NO' from the first branch leads to 'NO PROBLEM!'. The 'YES' from the first branch leads to a can of WD-40. The 'YES' from the second branch leads to 'NO PROBLEM!'. The 'NO' from the second branch leads to a roll of tape.
Description: A schematic of a human brain, labeled with humorous functions. Text labels include 'Coffee Location Sensor', 'Sarcasm Cortex', 'Problem-Solving Lobe', 'Excel Spreadsheet Storage', 'Cat Gif Retrieval System', 'Deadline Panic Center', 'Debugging Algorithms', 'Joke Generator (If Statement)', 'If-Then Logic', and 'Pizza Consumption Controller'. The style is anatomical with white text on a black background.
Description: A black background with white text. The top reads "COMPUTER PROGRAMMER" in large bold font. Below it, in smaller font, is "(noun):" followed by three numbered definitions describing a computer programmer's actions and characteristics, including references to "Stack Overflow", "Caffeinated problem solver", and "expert Googler".
Description: A retro-style portrait of a man wearing a cowboy hat and a dark jacket. Behind him are horizontal stripes in yellow, teal, and beige, forming a sunset-like background. The text "GOT A PROBLEM" is displayed in yellow at the top, and "SEND RIP" is in yellow at the bottom.
Got A Problem Send Rip Cowboy Retro Sunset Pin
by serviannamerch
$2.75 $3.25
No I Don’t Have a Car Problem I Have a Storage Problem Funny Car Enthusiast Pin
by pastelora_vistoo
$3.25
Description: A funny retired 2026 design for new retirees who are ready to enjoy retired life with no more work stress. This retired 2026 graphic features the phrase “Retired 2026 Not My Problem Anymore” in a retro sunset style, making it a great retirement gift for coworkers, dads, moms, teachers, nurses, and anyone retiring in 2026.
Description: A bold and funny typographic design featuring the phrase “My Wife Is My Favorite Problem”. Perfect for husbands with a sense of humor, this distressed vintage-style artwork combines playful lettering with quirky illustrative elements. Great gift idea for anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, or just everyday laughs.
Description: A minimalist monochromatic composition featuring a toggle switch graphic in white on a black background. The switch is in the 'ON' position, indicated by the word 'ON' next to a circular slider. Below the switch, in large white lettering, is the text "Have you tried turning it off and on again?".
Description: A black background with white and orange text. The top reads "I'M AN =". Below that, "Engineer" is in large orange cursive. The next lines read "POINT ME TO", "THE PROBLEM", "HAND ME A CUP", "OF COFFEE AND", and "STAND BACK". A hand points to the right, and a cup of coffee sits to the right of "THE PROBLEM". Decorative scrollwork is at the bottom.
I'm An Engineer Point Me To The Problem Hand Me A Cup Of Coffee And Stand Back Pin
by WADUK STORE
$3.25
Description: A monochrome definition of the word 'ENGINEER' presented in a dictionary-like format. The main title 'ENGINEER' is in a white bold sans-serif font within a black rectangle. Below it, '/noun-/noin' is in italics. A numbered definition follows, quoting "1. Problem probleers who addrress ussuress issers didn't didn't ssers wour realizet realize loult had in incompredhensble ways." The section 'see also; wizard, magician' concludes the text.
Description: A black background with white text. The top line reads "MECHANICAL ENGINEER:", followed by "(noun)" in parentheses. Below that, a definition-style text reads, "I problem-solviigoving the problem-sollving, tecastmestionss your, amid sometimes destruction destruches you ward the reable."
Description: A composition featuring rectangular blocks of color. A light blue block contains the text "I don't know why this code doesn't work". Two red rectangular bars display text. The upper bar reads "I don't know why this code", and the lower bar reads "I don't know why code works". A thin white vertical line divides the central space.
Description: A flowchart diagram with rounded rectangles and arrows on a black background. It depicts text inputs 'PROBLEM' and 'COFFEE' leading to a central rounded square labeled 'ENGINEER'. Arrows show 'ENGINEER' leading to 'SOLUTION' and also a separate arrow pointing down to 'SARCASM [BY-PRODUCT]'.