Click Posters and Art Prints
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Description: Offspring punk rock shirt — "Like the sucker MC's who right click the line Hey, man, you talkin' back to me?". vintage screen-print design for Offspring fans, pop punk, skate punk, punk rock gift, retro punk, concert band, punk rock album art lovers and collectors. The perfect Offspring gift for concerts, birthdays, holidays and record store days — soft high-quality fabric built to last wash after wash. Since 1994.
Description: "Like the sucker MC's who right click the line Hey, man, you talkin' back to me?" — straight from the catalog of the SoCal punk-rock hitmakers of the 90s, reworked in retro style. Bold color blocks and rounded lettering give it a fun, nostalgic punch. Made for music lovers, vinyl collectors and anyone who knows every single word. Easy to wear from the venue to the weekend coffee run.
Description: Offspring punk rock shirt — "Like the sucker MC's who right click the line Hey, man, you talkin' back to me?". vintage screen-print design for Offspring fans, punk, rock, metal, 90s, 70s, 80s lovers and collectors. The perfect Offspring gift for concerts, birthdays, holidays and record store days — soft high-quality fabric built to last wash after wash. Since 1998.
Description: I've always loved this gorgeus mashup from PETER CHAN, one of the great artists behind many LucasArts games. This work was on the Adventurer #5-1992 (the LucasArts official magazine) and it's about Day of the Tentacle from Dave Grossman and Tim Schafer (duh?). I've never found a t-shirt with it and time ago I crave it almost desperately, so... I manage to make a HI-RES t-shirt out of it. Hope you like the cut-out! ;-)
Description: We have all lived the nightmare: you hit "send" with a flourish, only to realize the "attached" file is nowhere to be found. But today? Today you are a hero. You paused mid-click, brain screaming, "Wait, did I actually attach the file?" You didn’t just save yourself from the dreaded follow-up email that says "Sorry, forgot the attachment!"—you saved yourself from looking like a chaotic amateur. Catching that missing file at the last possible microsecond isn't just "mental agility"; it is a brush with total professional disaster. You are not just sending an email; you are defusing a bomb. Take a deep breath, bask in your own brilliance, and celebrate the fact that you have successfully avoided your own incompetence.
Remembering to actually click the attachment icon is a brilliant daily save Posters and Art
by englishlearning
$14
