Gm Socks
Description: A stark black background with bold white text stating 'I THINK I'VE FOUND A WAY OUT OF HERE'. Below the text, a mathematical formula is displayed: 've = sqrt(2GM/r)'. The formula uses standard scientific notation and symbols.
I THINK I'VE FOUND A WAY OUT OF HERE Mathematical Formula Socks
by CanvasWizardStudio
$14 $20
Description: This sleek and mysterious fantasy design features a striking white dragon silhouette meticulously curved into the shape of a question mark with glowing red eyes. Emblazoned with the classic text "Ask Your Game Master," it serves as a fun tribute to ultimate tabletop decision-makers. This minimalist, high-contrast aesthetic provides a clever look made especially for storytellers, campaign players, and forever dungeon masters.
Description: the raging debate over crossbow control isn't one i want to have when I'm enjoying a night out with my friends at this fine tavern, so hows about you shove off, and let us get back to our drunken carousing, yeah? Yes, yes... i understand its a hot button topic and you've got a right to your opinion, but you've also got a right to a punch in the nose if you lean into me one more time and subject me to that fetid breath of yours. Do we have a quarrel, friend? Because i know i have a dozen right here.... In various sundry colors... if your belt of dwarvenkind had to be let out recently... order a size up.
Description: Are you aching, yearning to experience the depths of infernal power, His Name be Graz'zt and he offers you delights that you'll quite possibly never survive. His Infernal power grows as does your Desire, bringing you to the edge of the Abyss... literally. The Seducer, Defiler, the Dark Prince entices you to wear this as a mark of your obedience to Graz'zt - Sizing runs small... but Graz'zt likes 'em snug *wink*
Description: The Pontiac Fiero was a mid-engine sports car manufactured and marketed by Pontiac for model years 1984–1988. Designed by George Milidrag and Hulki Aldikacti as a sports car, it was the first two-seater Pontiac since the 1926 to 1938 coupes, and the first mass-produced mid-engine sports car by an American manufacturer. Progressive technologies incorporated in the Fiero design, included composite panels, unique for their time. Other features included hidden headlamps and integrated stereo speakers in the driver and passenger headrests. The Fiero was discontinued after annual sales fell steadily. A total of 370,168 units were manufactured over five years of production.
