Common Socks
Description: Dragons get all the headlines, but have you ever actually fought one? The world of dnd features hundreds of monsters that are more common, and frankly, more interesting. But you can't call a game "Dungeons and Goblins". That's ridiculous. Get yours today to help popularize better creatures.
Description: The Atomic Atheism symbol is NOT my design - but this is my redrawing of it, at the request of one of my longest standing friends - I added the "Science, Not Superstition" text on my own (I also didn't mention that, so he may hate it, lol) and overall I am really jazzed by how it came together.
Description: This hand drawn Brown Trout design with common and Latin names is a great gift for any ichthyologist, fish researcher, trout fisher, fisherman, angler, fly fisher or trout farmer. Also, if you are looking for a cool gift idea for a zoologist, a zoo keeper or somebody important who loves fish and animals, this might be the right choice. We added the common and Latin names to this brown trout design to help raise awareness about this amazing fish, the importance of responsible fishing, and keeping our freshwater clean and natural.
Description: This playful design features the humorous quote 'I'm Sorry I Offended You With My Common Sense' in a colorful and bold typography. Perfect for those who enjoy a bit of sarcasm and wit in their everyday life. Great for humor lovers who like to make a statement with a touch of irony. Ideal for gifting to friends, family, or anyone who appreciates clever and snarky humor
Description: Step right into the future of fake science with this parody MedBed design. Featuring a retro-futuristic hospital bed beamed up by a UFO, bold glitch text, and the tagline “Guaranteed to Cure Common Sense.” This shirt pokes fun at conspiracy culture, alien tech myths, and late-night pseudoscience promises. Perfect for skeptics, satirists, and anyone who wants to flaunt their disbelief in style. User it as a conversation starter, gift it to your most conspiracy-obsessed friend, or rock it ironically as streetwear. Either way, it’s alien-approved.
Description: The common dolphin is the name given to two species of dolphin making up the genus Delphinus. Taxonomists and cetologists usually recognise two species — the short-beaked common dolphin, which retains the systematic name Delphinus delphis, and the long-beaked common dolphin D. capensis. Despite its name, the common dolphin is not the dolphin of popular imagination; that distinction belongs to the bottlenose dolphin (genus Tursiops) due to its widespread use in marine parks and its appearance in the television series Flipper. However, this dolphin was the most frequently represented in the art and literature of ancient Greece and Rome.
