A simple design that says Neurodivergent.
Neurodivergent is a nonmedical term that describes people whose brains develop, organise or work differently for some reason. This means the person has different strengths and struggles when compared to people whose brains develop or work more typically. This could be related to more specific diagnosis such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
This is the word ignoramus. It's an old timey insult that dates back to the Latin 'ignoramus', literally "we do not know". This was a legal term in the 16th century that could be used during a trial when the prosecution presented insufficient evidence. However, we make no representations or warranties that the printed material available herewith will provide any means for legal recourse or fitness applicable to be express or implied.
Talk to the hand. A 90s nostalgia design. It was a sick place to be kids. So take a chill pill.
This one's for the x generation (and millennials), growing up in a world of benevolent neglect, grunge, hip hop and when this weird thing called 'the internet' started to appear. We're not clueless about it around here - because we lived it - yeah baby!
This is a 90s insult design that says Poser, a classic phrase from the 1990s - the era of grunge rock, hip hop and the rise of the internet. Don't be such a poser, but wear this design.
No. Your email does not find me well.
Write the email you want, then write the email you should. We suspect this line not would fall under the latter - but that's up to you my snarky friend.
Bruh. It's the perfect reaction to just about anything: happiness, sadness, distress, anger, fear, disgust, approval, disapproval, confusion or surprise. Just bruh !
Stop. Collaborate and Listen.
A nostalgic phrase straight from the nineties. This one's for x generation (and millennials), growing up in a world of benevolent neglect, grunge, hip hop and when this weird thing called 'the internet' started to appear.
No. Your email did not find me well.
Write the email you want, then write the email you should. We suspect this line not would fall under the latter - but that's up to you my snarky friend.