Tor Socks
Description: Vulcan script saying "dif-tor heh smusma" The phrase is attributed to Stephen Crane by Willa Cather in her essay "When I Knew Stephen Crane," first published in 1900: "You have to have the itch of the thing in your fingers, and if you haven't,—well, you're damned lucky, and you'll live long and prosper, that's all. AS FAR AS I CAN SEE THOSE WORDS ARE BEYOND COPYRIGHT LAWS. This is my artistic opinion. Also dif-tor heh smusma is in Vulcan script and language, not trademarked. Please check it out.
Description: A stylized graphic features three hands holding up champagne flutes filled with bubbly liquid. The background is a warm, neutral tone enclosed in a rounded black frame. Scattered geometric shapes and starbursts add decorative elements. The text 'HAPPY ONS TOPKENT' is at the top and 'HAPPY TOR SAPONEE' is at the bottom.
Description: A black background with two scoreboard sections. The top shows LAD (0) UP (1-0) NYY (5), with "2 OUTS" below the score. The bottom shows LAD (3) UP (3-2) TOR (4), with "1 OUT" below the score. Both sections have a gold diamond emblem with smaller gold diamonds on each side above the numbers, and a white diamond emblem with smaller white diamonds on each side below the numbers. Text is white.
Description: A typographic composition on a black background featuring bold white text, "The New CONSERVATIVE PARTY", and bright red text, "TRUE". Two small American flags are positioned at the top corners. Below the main text, there are bulleted points with phrases like "IDEALS SAY YES TO" and "FURCOTUR NO".
Description: A scoreboard visual displaying game statistics. The top section shows 'LAD' with a score of '3' and 'TOR' with a score of '4'. In the middle, a central score of '9' with an upward arrow is present. The bottom section features the 'LA' emblem, a '3-2 1 OUT' status, and a bird emblem with a red maple leaf.
Description: The Amazing Criswell predicts your future! Criswell was an American psychic known for wildly inaccurate predictions. He appeared in two films directed by cult cinema icon Ed Wood—Plan 9 from Outer Space (1957) and Night of the Ghouls (1959)—and also appeared in Orgy of the Dead (1965), which was written by Wood.