Technically Correct Posters and Art Prints
Description: Embrace irony and sarcastic humour with this design that features the slogan 'technically correct, most of the time, sometimes'. It's ideal for those times you can't quite bring yourself to admit you may be wrong or an ideal sarcastic gift for a person that is always right except for the times they are wrong.
Description: A complete ring of 70s rainbow stripes circles a tiny stick figure, with the deadpan correction "Rainbows are circles. The ground is just in the way." Smug, colorful and built for anyone who has ever ruined a nice moment with a fact. A fun pick for science teachers, physics students and retro rainbow lovers who are technically correct.
Description: A vintage kite and key take a lightning strike above a backwards arrow and the line "Ben Franklin guessed wrong and we all just went with it." Dry, nerdy and built for anyone who had to memorize current flowing the wrong way. A fun pick for electricians, engineering students and physics teachers.
Description: Bold retro lettering declares "Not antisocial. Just a fermion." in a clean stacked layout. Deadpan, nerdy and built for anyone whose personal space is a law of physics. A fun pick for introverts, chemistry and physics students, and quantum humor fans.
Not Antisocial Just A Fermion Pauli Exclusion Introvert Physics Chemistry Nerd Humor Posters and Art
by Fisheyed Graphics
$14
Description: A classic striped 70s sunset glows white-hot at its center under the blunt correction "The sun is actually white." Dry, retro and built for anyone who knows the sky has been lying to them. A fun pick for astronomy fans, physics teachers and anyone who corrects people at the beach.
Description: A tiny astronaut waves from the edge of a glowing striped black hole under the line "Black holes don't suck. You just got too close." Sharp, retro and built for anyone who knows exactly whose fault it was. A fun pick for space fans, astronomy students and anyone getting over a bad decision.
Black Holes Dont Suck You Just Got Too Close Retro Space Astronaut Astronomy Humor Posters and Art
by Fisheyed Graphics
$14
Description: Bold retro lettering states "There is no centrifugal force. Only inertia and regret." in a clean stacked layout. Deadpan, pedantic and built for anyone who has explained this on a roller coaster. A fun pick for physics teachers, engineering students and thrill-ride fans.
There Is No Centrifugal Force Only Inertia And Regret Physics Teacher Science Humor Posters and Art
by Fisheyed Graphics
$14
