Dont Call Me Princess T-Shirts

Say goodbye to unwanted calls and embrace the power of solitude with our "Call Me Never" design. Featuring a nonchalant skull holding a phone, this design is the perfect blend of humor and independence. Ideal for those navigating life changes or relishing in introverted glory, this design makes a cheeky statement. Gift it to friends going through a breakup or anyone celebrating the joy of being left alone. Embrace your independence with this witty and stylish skull-inspired creation.

Just call me princess

Don't call me m'lady

Inspired by T.S.'s "Getaway Car" on Reputation. "We were ridin'…in a getaway car…there were sirens in the beat of your heart…should've known I'd be the first to leave, think about the place where you first met me!"

You might as well get her a shirt that says exactly what she's thinking.

Call Me Antisocial But Please Don't Call Me

'Don't Call Me'

Dont Call Me Hipster funny gift by miskel

inspired by the 1980 comedy Airplane!

don't call yust text me

call me antisocial but please don't call me design for nos so social people

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When you're around people who only talk to you if they need something, this design is for you.

Great funny design for people who are funny and enjoy sarcasm.Get this for your friends, family, husband, wife, kids or anyone who enjoys hilarious quotes.Casual wear.Great gift for any occasion such as birthdays or holidays

Dr. Rumack 'Not Shirley'

Don't call me a princess, I'm a shieldmaiden

With an image of Lady Justice and the fun saying Forget Princess Call Me Your Honor, this design is perfect for a lady lawyers or recent law school grad as well as your goal oriented daughter or any other girls that are determined not to settle but rather are looking to live life on their own terms. We should all support our daughters, granddaughters along with all girls and women, in their efforts to achieve their dreams.

Hope you like it.

Quotes from the film airplane

DON`T BRO ME IF YOU DON`T KNOW ME

Funny quote!

Great gifts for the fanatic in your life-men, women & kids-clothing, accessories & home decor!

Great gift for Father's Day. Also really cool for dad's birthday. If you are looking for a gift for a daddy this is for you. Fun gift for all dad types

"I don't call it getting old, I call it outliving the warranty" is a humorous and positive perspective on aging. This phrase suggests that as people age, they accumulate valuable life experiences and wisdom, similar to how a product becomes more reliable as it outlives its warranty. It's a way of embracing the aging process with humor and resilience, emphasizing that getting older can bring many positive aspects, such as wisdom, maturity, and a rich tapestry of experiences. It's a reminder to focus on the positive aspects of aging rather than dwelling on the limitations.

Call Me Antisocial But Please Don't Call Me.

NEW ITEM!

Sorry I missed your call. I didn't want to talk.

don't call me babe today !! Butterfly white design

dont make me call my mom

A fun gift idea with humorous quotes and funny jokes. Whether on Christmas or as a gift in general, this makes an ideal gifting item on a shirt, mug, hoodie, sticker, etc.

A fun gift idea with humorous quotes and funny jokes. Whether on Christmas or as a gift in general, this makes an ideal gifting item on a shirt, mug, hoodie, sticker, etc.

Make a bold statement with this "Don't Call Me Bruh!" design, a playful and humorous take on a popular meme phrase. With vibrant colours and a cheeky message, this is sure to bring smiles and laughs wherever you go.

My Favorite Princess Call Me Momy happy mother day cute gift idea for your mom or grandma

IDIOTIC FOOL design

Call Me Antisocial But Please Don't Call Me.

Airplane! (alternatively titled Flying High!) is a 1980 American parody film written and directed by the brothers David and Jerry Zucker, and Jim Abrahams in their directorial debuts, and produced by Jon Davison. It stars Robert Hays and Julie Hagerty and features Leslie Nielsen, Robert Stack, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Lorna Patterson. It is a parody of the disaster film genre, particularly the 1957 Paramount film Zero Hour!, from which it borrows its plot, central characters, and some dialogue. It also draws many elements from Airport 1975 and other films in the Airport series. It is known for its use of surreal humor and fast-paced slapstick comedy, including visual and verbal puns, gags, running.