Forget Socks
Description: A small, grumpy purple cat sits with its tail flicking sharply, wearing a scarf wrapped snugly around its neck. Its narrowed eyes and furrowed brow broadcast annoyance, but its stylish flair hints at hidden charm. Meet Cinderbrook Ashvine, a feline as fiery as their philosophy.
Description: This hand-drawn illustration brings to life the iconic "Shot Bus" from the legendary Supper Club. Adorned with the bold phrase "Won't Forget Supper Club" on the side, this design captures the spirit of unforgettable nights and lasting memories. A true tribute to the past, this design pays homage to a piece of Auburn’s vibrant history. Whether you’re an Auburn alum, a history enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates nostalgic, Southern charm, this design lets you carry a piece of the Supper Club’s legacy wherever you go. Relive the moments and wear it with pride.
Description: The building has been featured in at least four major motion pictures released by Fox. Its most famous appearance was in the 1988 action film Die Hard, where it portrayed the fictional Nakatomi Plaza (also known as Nakatomi Tower), a building owned by a fictional Japanese conglomerate.
Description: "Try That In A Small Town." Bloody Saturday Montgomery AL, 8.5.23 Try That In A Small Town,Bloody Saturday,Montgomery AL, 8 5 23 sing song est August 5 2023 5 8 2023 Chair teenth chair-teenth "chair-teenth" montgomery fight, Alabama state fight chair, Celebrating August 5 2023
Description: Never Forget Funny for Men and Women with Audio Cassette, VHS Tape and a Floppy Disk. Adult Humor, Graphic Novelty, Sarcastic, Geek, Nerd, Vintage, Retro and a classic. Spread fun and smiles with this funny and unique design. Great gift, stocking stuffer. Spread joy and be unique with this funny design. A great old school vintage with a cassette, floppy disk and cassette tape that only true music fans or computer geeks would understand. Younger kids can look back at the vintage style retro present or gift.
Description: When you think about the obsession in speculative fiction with the idea of a hidden planet, a malevolent influence hosting everything evil and nefarious in the galaxy waiting in the dark to strike on an unsuspecting galaxy, that's Pluto. It's not his fault: it all started when Le Verrier predicted the existence of an undiscovered planet based on the available data. The idea of a dark planet that none can see but that can disturb the actions of other solar objects was so evocative that it quickly appeared in literature and art, for instance as Yuggoth in the Cthulhu cycle from H.P. Lovecraft. At some point Pluto was called "Planet X": is there anything more vintage science fiction that a planet named Planet X? You can theremin music.
