Sin Socks
Description: A humorously designed graphic featuring text and three pies. The text reads 'It's not a sin to eat too much pie, because sin (π)=0'. Below the text are two whole pies and a slice of pie on a plate. One whole pie has a lattice crust, the other is topped with whipped cream.
It's not a sin to eat too much pie, because sin (π)=0 Pies Socks
by NDR KIWIS STUDIO
$14 $20
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