Smarts Stickers

"Street Smarts" Design inspired by John Mulaney

Street Smarts with Detective J. J. Bittenbinder. Learn how to keep your cool and throw your attacker off his game at this assembly. Don’t miss it!

"Street Smarts" Design inspired by John Mulaney

Street Smarts with Detective J. J. Bittenbinder. Learn how to keep your cool and throw your attacker off his game at this assembly. Don’t miss it!

Street Smarts with Detective J. J. Bittenbinder. Learn how to keep your cool and throw your attacker off his game at this assembly. Don’t miss it!

STREET SMARTS, YOU ALL ARE GONNA DIE!!!

Shannon knows a ton about Kingdom Hearts and Jake knows nothing about it. She's got 30 minutes a week to explain as much about this wonderful if complicated game series to him

Choose smarts over selfies! Books not Belfies!

Street Smarts! (Throws money clip) You ain't getting me to no second location.

Street Smarts with Detective J. J. Bittenbinder. Learn how to keep your cool and throw your attacker off his game at this assembly. Don’t miss it!

Show your love of complicated plots, good boys, and villains who love to monologue with this Kingdom Smarts logo!

You gotta throw 'em off their rhythm!

Street Smarts with Detective J J Bittenbinder

Street Smarts Script

Street Smarts!

Throw it at them and run.

She’s the brains and he’s the brawn together they are unstoppable.

He was not a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down kind of guy. He was more “Brush your teeth, now, boom! Orange juice! That’s life.”

"Street Smarts (Black Logo)" Design inspired by John Mulaney

John Mulaney "Street Smarts" Graphic

Inspired by John Mulaney’s “Kid Gorgeous” comedy special.

This is an original vintage advert for Smarts Furnishing from the Smart Brothers from 1929. I will be adding many more of these vintage advert designs to my shop over the next few days so please keep checking back if these sorts of images appeal to you. - Please Note: These are old adverts which means they were not always printed straight and level so please don't be surprised to see some slight angle differences around the edges of the adverts. I think the imperfections help to add character to the images. -

Meet your new best friend – the future of canine companionship! This eye-catching "I've Got Dog Loyalty and AI Smarts" tee features a sleek robot dog design. Made with soft fabric, this shirt is perfect for dog lovers who appreciate the unwavering loyalty of dogs combined with the cutting-edge intelligence of AI. It's a celebration of the ultimate companion – a robot dog with a heart of gold (or circuits)!

This was at nine in the morning...

Quote from John Mulaney's stand-up comedy special, The Comeback Kid.

Because it sounds like he sucks and I will totally kill that guy for you.Anyway, see ya at Improv class!

Be informed before speaking. Intelligence demands it.

Be informed before speaking. Intelligence demands it.

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Llamas can't talk. Nate told me.

You don't need to go into debt to buy clothing, right?

Introducing our hilarious and cheeky design, "I gotta see the candy before I get in the van, I'm not stupid!" If you have a knack for sarcasm and a love for playful banter, this design is perfect for you. Designed with a clever twist on a common cautionary phrase, this design will surely make a statement wherever you go. It's the ultimate icebreaker, guaranteed to provoke laughter and spark conversations. Crafted with attention to detail, the design features bold, eye-catching typography that accentuates the message. The contrasting colors and clean lines ensure readability and make the design pop. Whether you're a fan of dark humor or simply appreciate witty designs, this one is bound to tickle your funny bone. Wear it proudl...

"The purpose of this stylish and awesome design is to inspire and encourage goal-oriented people to Think and focus on achieving their goals. It bears the phrase " Be Mindful," making it an ideal gift for any goal-oriented individual.

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Quote from John Mulaney’s stand up comedy special, “The Comeback Kid.” The part where he talks about writing bubble letters on a card and how you always think you have much more space than you actually do, and then you forget the lesson you just learned.