Arm Socks
Description: There's no truth to the rumor that this toad's arm was broken due to us "twisting" his arm to purchase Getting Toad apparel and stuff. Don't let this happen to you. Purchase your On the Toad To Recovery merch along with all of our other toad related designs. Do I make myself clear? ...or do you need a visit from Bruno?
Description: I Do My Own Stunts Broken Arm for kids. When kids are pretending to be stuntmen, women, and superhero's they are bound to get hurt. This broken arm is just the thing for those little broken bones that happen while playing pretend. Perfect for showing off at school and letting everyone know that you are made of tough stuff by being a dang daredevil, as well as bone-tough and funny cool.
Description: Show your passion for arm wrestling with our "I'd rather be arm wrestling" T-shirt! This design is perfect for every dedicated arm wrestling enthusiast who lives for the sport. Whether you're training hard or dominating the table, this shirt captures the essence of the arm wrestling lifestyle. It’s a great gift for arm wrestlers and anyone who loves the challenge of strength and competition. Wear it to showcase your commitment to arm wrestling, from practice to match day.
Description: Is it hot in here or is it just me? Oh, yeah. It’s me, charter member of The Society of Trophy Husbands. We represent the greatest achievements of our wives. We are out here as arm candy, to reflect well on our better halves. Then, when the night is done, we are returned to the family room shelf until we are dusted off again.
Description: The U.S. Army's First All African American Tank Unit. The U.S. Army activated the 758th Tank Battalion in 1941. It was the first all-black armored unit. By December 1944 they were fighting the Axis Powers in Northern Italy, from the Ligurian Sea through the Po Valley and into the Apennine Mountains. They helped breach the Gothic Line, the Germans' last major defensive line of the Italian Campaign. The distinctive unit insignia was a tusked elephant head. Unit members were called "Tuskers".
Description: I Support The Right To Arm Bears designed by Cosmo Gazoo. This bold and humorous design delivers a clever play on words with the phrase “I Support the Right to Arm Bears.” Front and center is a fierce yet comical bear, standing tall with an intense stare, a hat perched on its head, and clutching a detailed rifle. The sharp, clean illustration is packed with personality, while the bold lettering pops. Perfect for those who appreciate puns, edgy humor, or tongue-in-cheek statements, this shirt is a lighthearted conversation starter. Whether you’re a lover of wildlife, a fan of wordplay, or just someone with a rebellious streak, this design is guaranteed to turn heads and spark laughs wherever you go.
Description: Watercolor paintings of some of the Mackintosh's Chairs. Argyle Chair: The cut-out shape in the back of the chair is in the stylized form of a flying bird. Hill House Chair: Ladder Back chair with stained black ashwood frame. Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect, designer, water colourist and artist. He was a designer in the post impressionist movement and also the main representative of Art Nouveau in the United Kingdom. All work copyrighted by Eugenia Alvarez. The image of this artwork and the artwork itself cannot be copied, altered, or distributed in any form. Any derivatives, attempted imitation of artwork, duplication and/or editing of photos is expressly forbidden under copyright laws.
Argyle Chair- Hill House Chair And Argyle Carved Chair By Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Socks
by Eugenia Alvarez Art
$20
