Fire Rat Stickers
Description: The last Fire Rats were born Feb 19 1996–Feb 06 1997. Fire Rats are extremely close to their parents and kind to their brothers and sisters, attaching tremendous importance to their family and being willing to work hard all their life for their family. They are constant in love, and are willing to do anything for their partner without any complaint, even though the love is one-sided. Here is a piece of advice for Fire Rats: “Don't try so hard to get something that doesn’t belong to you, because the best things come when you least expect them to.”
Description: The Texas Fuel Company was founded in 1902 in Beaumont, Texas, by Joseph S. Cullinan, Thomas J. Donoghue, and Arnold Schlaet upon the discovery of oil at Spindletop. The company was not set up to drill wells or to produce crude oil, so Cullinan organized Producers Oil Company in 1902, as a group of affiliated investors to fund the needed infrastructure. With their wells running at full tilt, Texas Fuel opened their own service stations featuring their own gasoline. In 1932, they introduced high performance Fire Chief Gasoline, followed by Sky Chief Gasoline in 1938, as some of the first higher-octane fuel options.
Description: A charcoal-colored emblem featuring a silhouette of a rat on the left and a shield with a flame icon above a rounded rectangular sign. The sign displays the text "Fire Shwamp" in a script font, followed by "NATIONAL FOREST" in block letters. Below are "est. 1987 FLORIN" and "FLAME SPOUTS • LIGHTNING SAND • R.O.U.S."
Description: A circular emblem with an orange border contains a black silhouette of a rat with red eyes. Behind the rat, there are stylized trees silhouetted against a backdrop of orange and yellow flames. Text arches around the top of the emblem, reading "FIRE SWAMP NATIONAL PARK" with "ESTB. 1987" centered below it.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a black silhouette of a rat in a forest landscape with mountains in the background. The text "FIRE SWAMP" is above the emblem in distressed yellow lettering with small flames on either side. Below the emblem, "NATIONAL PARK" is written in similar yellow lettering, followed by "ESTD 1987".
Description: One man’s trash is another man’s absolute treasure! 🗑️🔥🍕✨ Embrace the glorious madness of the modern world with this ultimate "100% Organic Chaos" graphic! Featuring a cute, living green bin packed with luxury leftovers, pizza slices, vintage lamps, cool sneakers, a plushy bear, and a classy rat rocking sunglasses. Covered in hilarious satirical quotes like "Not Garbage. Pre-Loved" and "Dumpster Diving: Level Expert", this illustration is peak dumpster fire humor. Whether you're an avid thrifter, a dumpster diving enthusiast, a lover of raccoon-core / trash goblin aesthetic, or someone who just lives in pure chaotic energy, this streetwear sticker bomb graphic is your ultimate mood board.
Description: A circular emblem with an orange outline containing a black rat with red eyes in the foreground. Behind the rat are flames and silhouetted trees against a black background. The text "FIRE SWAMP NATIONAL PARK" is curved along the top, and "ESTB. 1987" is centered below it.
Fire Swamp National Park Rat with Fire and Trees ESTB. 1987 Sticker
by Virtual Brush Illustration
$3.50
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a dark forest scene with tall trees and an ominous atmosphere. A rodent is depicted in the foreground, with flames erupting on either side. The text "FIRE SWAMP" is prominently displayed at the top, followed by "NATIONAL PARK" below the rodent, and "ESTD | 1987" at the bottom.
Description: A shield-shaped emblem with a dark green border. Inside, a forest scene with stylized trees is depicted with a silhouette of a rat in the foreground. Flames are visible on the left and right sides. The text 'FIRE SWAMP' arcs across the top, 'NATIONAL PARK' is centered below the forest, and 'ESTD 1987' is at the bottom.
Speed Kills Bone Shakin’ Dragster Hot Rod Art Original by J.Twibell Sticker
by Twibell’s Garage
$3.50
Description: Feel like you’re running on a never-ending hamster wheel? Same. This funny “This Is Fine” design is perfect for anyone stuck in the rat race, trying to #girlboss while everything around you is an actually on fire. Featuring a cute hamster running on a flaming wheel, it’s a relatable nod to burnout, hustle culture, and the daily grind. Perfect for anyone who thrives on dark humor, chaos, and laughing through the flames.
