Lousy Shorts
Description: Passed the CPA exam? Barely survived busy season? This funny accounting design is made for certified public accountants, CPA candidates, accounting students, auditors, tax pros, and spreadsheet warriors who know the struggle is real. Perfect for office humor, graduation gifts, or celebrating the most stressful exam in finance.
Description: A distressed apocalypse humor design featuring bold WW3 lettering, a radiation symbol, mushroom cloud, city silhouettes, warning icons, and a gas mask skull. The phrase I Survived WW3 And All I Got Was This Lousy Souvenir gives the artwork a sharp satirical edge. Red, orange, black, and white textures create a gritty post-apocalyptic look packed with nuclear war parody, doomsday energy, and dark survival comedy.
Description: Show off your love for both spooky season and information security with this fun design. Perfect for IT professionals, network engineers, and security analysts who enjoy a bit of humor while protecting digital networks from ghosts and goblins alike. A great way to add some festive flair to your office attire or casual weekend wear during October.
Description: For when you lived but your finances didn't. Cancer and healthcare awareness.
I survived Cancer and all I got was this lousy medical debt - Cancer survivor Shorts
by PicklePrintables
$27
Description: Don't you just hate it when you train to be a duelist for years just to get a crummy enchanter attunement? Well at least you can get this shirt! Get this for a fan of the series, or get it to try and get someone into the series. It's really really good, the audiobook is fantastic!
Description: “...and all I got was this lousy T-shirt” souvenir tees were everywhere in the ’70s and ’80s. When family or friends went on vacation and needed to bring something home, these wonderfully low-effort shirts were often the answer. Kind of lame? Absolutely. Strangely cool decades later? Definitely. This “Somebody Went to Florida, and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt” design dates back to the late ’70s and perfectly captures the era’s cheesy souvenir-shop charm. Whether you’ve visited Florida, live there, know someone who does, or remain unconvinced the place actually exists, this one’s for you.
