War Bad Tapestries
Description: This badass gorilla design features a helmeted monkey rocking shades and a cigar, delivering the punchline "Bad Choices Make Good Stories." It's the perfect shirt for military fans, adventure lovers, veterans, and all who live a little recklessly. Whether it’s for you or a gift, this epic design brings bold humor to any outfit. Ideal for men, women, rebels, and story-makers everywhere!
Description: A chubby black cat with big round eyes sits in the center of a red circle with the words “War Bad, Cats Good.” This artwork mixes cuteness with a powerful message, reminding us that peace and love always win over conflict. Perfect for cat lovers, peace advocates, and anyone who enjoys playful yet meaningful designs.
Description: Aim Carefully: Satire Bullseye Map Where Florida Answers to California (Dark Version) Good vibes, wrong map. Puff Sumo pairs a solid black Florida silhouette with a single red bullseye and swirling 1970s CALIFORNIA lettering in coral, orange, gold, and teal, the sunniest possible answer to the campaign rally remark about letting Iran take out Los Angeles and San Diego. The contrast is the joke: laid-back West Coast psychedelia on a map that does not belong to it, with a target that asks who is actually aiming at what. Made for peace-minded satirists, retro poster fans, and anyone who prefers their geography correct and their foreign policy less casual. A conversation starter for protests, election season, and the group chat that gets it.
Aim Carefully: Satire Bullseye Map Where Florida Answers to California (Dark Version) Tapestry
by Puff Sumo
$23 $30
Description: Aim Carefully: Satire Bullseye Map Where Florida Answers to California Good vibes, wrong map. Puff Sumo pairs a solid black Florida silhouette with a single red bullseye and swirling 1970s CALIFORNIA lettering in coral, orange, gold, and teal, the sunniest possible answer to the campaign rally remark about letting Iran take out Los Angeles and San Diego. The contrast is the joke: laid-back West Coast psychedelia on a map that does not belong to it, with a target that asks who is actually aiming at what. Made for peace-minded satirists, retro poster fans, and anyone who prefers their geography correct and their foreign policy less casual. A conversation starter for protests, election season, and the group chat that gets it.
Aim Carefully: Satire Bullseye Map Where Florida Answers to California Tapestry
by Puff Sumo
$23 $30
Description: In the world of war, decisions aren’t made lightly. This design redefines the meaning of conflict by altering the famous words from The Art of War, where hesitation and survival are no longer the priority. With the bold silhouettes of a tactical squad, "Bad Company" becomes a statement of relentless drive and a refusal to back down. This is for those who embrace the fight, who understand that victory is won not through careful thought, but through unyielding willpower and the strength of unity.
Description: Robert is joined by Teresa Lee to discuss Basil Zaharoff, The First Great Arms Dealer.
Basil Zaharoff: The Man Who Sold World War One Tapestry
by Harley Warren – Pop Culture Mashups, Surreal Art & Chaotic T‑Shirt Wizardry
$30
