Crap Socks
Description: I Don't Give A Crap Literally I'm Constipated I Don't Give A Crap Literally I'm Constipated Daily wear outfits for working, sport, going out, office, or holiday. Make a great surprise idea for friends and family members. I Don't Give A Crap Literally I'm Constipated is great option for anyone: kids, teenagers, boys or girls, college graduates, adults, men or women...
Description: Mad Vlad's Poo Tin This is my take on Mad Vlad, a tin of prunes that makes you go to the toilet but with my own words replacing the original ones. This is for everyone that hates what Putin is doing to Ukraine and likes to take the mick and have a bit of a wind up. Show your hatred of President Vladimir Putin and wear this mocking T-shirt By Paul Thompson Photography
Description: Be The Kind Of Woman That When Your Feet Hit The Floor Each Morning The Devil Says "oh Crap, She's Up"
Be The Kind Of Woman The Devil says Oh Crap She Is Up Socks
by devilcat.art
$14 $20
Description: I'm The Kind Of Woman That When My Feet Hit The Floor Each Morning The Devil Says OH Crap She's Up. Funny saying is great present idea for mom, aunt, grandma, sister,
Be The Kind Of Woman That When Your Feet Hit The Floor Each Socks
by Gabriel Official
$14 $20
Meconium Happens - Funny Midwife Birthing Team Nurse Socks
by Sonyress Artwork
$14 $20
Description: Simple white letters on black background: "THERE ARE NO STUPID QUESTIONS, ONLY STUPID PEOPLE". Didn't our teachers say this when we were at school? It was something like this, anyway. Close enough. And true.
THERE ARE NO STUPID QUESTIONS, ONLY STUPID PEOPLE Socks
by TheBestWords
$14 $20
Description: Dump Trump: Trumpile — A stark silhouetted dog squats mid-defecation, collar tight, posture defiant—beneath it, a steaming pile labeled TRUMPILE. This isn’t just scatological satire; it’s a visceral indictment. As Nebraska teeters toward bankruptcy and everyday Americans drown in inflated costs, the image distills the rot of oligarchic favoritism. The dog becomes a stand-in for unchecked power, dumping consequences on the public while billionaires feast. It’s grotesque, pointed, and unflinchingly honest—an emblem of trickle-down failure in its most literal form.
