Punctuation Pillows

Blue Question Mark. Celebrate curiosity, and Learning. Celebrate Teachers and all they do for us. Where would humans be without inquisitiveness? Seek the Truth. Its a question mark. Plain and simple. An Emoji. It's Punctuation.

question mark on a warning board

There's something wrong with whoever is wearing this!

QUESTIONS: Who, What, When, Where, Why, & How? Color: GREEN

Grammar, Bitches ))(( Correct F*cking Contractions

Large artistic retro style question mark. Old school tattoo pattern with swallow birds in interrogation point . A perfect gift for old school style aesthetics fans.

WHAT?!

The Book Was Better .. (see more like this in The Blue Box)

This funny tee design is perfect for parents, teachers, and students. If you love funny quotes, designs and dinosaurs, this clever grammar tee gives a perfect school look. Let's Eat Kids, or Let's Eat, Kids, is perfect for back to school for teachers.The tyrannosaurus rex vintage design is a funny gift idea for back to school, birthdays, or Christmas. Any professor, English or grammar teacher, t-rex lovers, will love this tee. Punctuation saves lives, show people the way now with this cool design.

For those who have nothing to say; "Message Goes Here"

Have you ever corrected someone's grammar? Does it anger you when some say's "You're" instead of "Your"? If you so, then you need to take action or buy this for that special someone on Valentine's Day or even better, St. Patrick's Day. Christmas is good too.

Simple white letters on black background: "I invented the question mark". No one could even ask questions before that! Just make exclamations! Because bragging's better when it's totally absurd and ridiculous.

Be curious, live courageously.

Simple white letters on black background: "What, no interrobang?!" See, it's funny because it relies on niche knowledge of obscure punctuation. OK, maybe that's in the eye of the beholder.

Aries Custom Graphics "Grammar Police" design. Inspired by pedantic people all over the world.

Hyphenated Irony .. (see more like this in The Blue Box)

Stop said the period. Wait said the comma. What said the question mark. For the grammar expert.

Do you love to display your knowledge of obscure facts and details about technology or language? Are you constantly explaining the difference between there, their and they're? Wear this label proudly to show your superior intelligence and nitpick away! Wear as a funny joke to a work or school party or to give a speech or lecture. Great gift for a teacher, professor, student, someone who has a sense of humor about Asperger traits or just that one guy on the internet who challenges you.

Slightly humorous, simple design of an asterisk, with an asterisk to note it is an asterisk.

Funny Dinosaur Let's Eat Kids Punctuation Matters Grammar

This vintage retro styled design contains the illustration of an apple on a school chalkboard between the saying: English Is In Tense.

It's a red question mark. Plain and simple. A Classic Emoji. Celebrate curiosity, and Learning. Where would humans be without inquisitiveness? Seek the Truth. A perfect shirt for Teachers, professors and those who spread knowledge. Explorers and Seekers into the unknown as well. See our other listings for more color options and other punctuation mark shirts. Available on multiple background colors and in different print sizes. All unique artwork is created by us. All designs are owned by us and are Trademarked and copyright.

Simple white letters on black background: "apostrophe maven". Do apostrophes used incorrectly make you twitch? Maybe this design is for you, you glorious nerd.

Please! Make it stop! My head's gonna explode!

Gordy's trademark exclamation point, but with his name!

Teacher let's eat kids Thanksgiving and Christmas funny t-shirts

Category Winner in the 2023 EFA Swag Design Contest. Artwork concept submitted by Kristen Tate

Gordy's trademark exclamation point.

& Print from a Linocut made by Chuck Greeson

Slightly funny, simple design of a large asterisk, with a small asterisk to note the large asterisk is an asterisk...