PinnacleOfDecadence

Description: Something slipped in to the end credit's of John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness.

Description: Remember when heels were smart and not just cowardly? Sounds like they'd be better as goblins.

Description: I don't know what Labubu is, or why it is this year's hydroflask or whatever. I just know it would be better as goblins.

Description: It's lovely to see Labubu being so in demand. But it would be better if it were goblins.

Description: All the best goblins are green. You know what else is green? US Currency.

Description: Taking the phrase usually found on US currency and putting it to a better use. Goblins are money.

Description: We need a proper western goblin emoji, all green and adorable and evil and mischievous.

Description: That's why it is called going on The Account. Even an outlaw of the high seas knows that you have to balance your books.

Description: For some reason, this beautiful shade of emerald has fallen out of favor. Let's bring it back, shall we? Whether decorating your home or an elegant ballgown for a night out, Scheele's Green is the dye to die for (because of all the arsenic).

Description: When you're nWo, you're in 4-L-I-F-E. And here we are 20 years later and we still at it.

Description: What you gonna do when big meaty men start bumpin'? This wrestling shirt puts a new spin on a vintage slogan, but made better for many reasons. Keep on slappin'

Description: Credit goes to the one and only Booker T for this statement of brilliant simplicity and elegance. No fancy stuff. No filler. Just meat.

Description: Slapping Meat in Style, with the MeatMania logo in the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year Peach Fuzz.

Description: No bread. No water. Just meat.

Description: We want that Hoss fight. Get them big men in the ring and let them slap eachother silly.

Description: When big beefy boys throw down, it's going to get RAW. Slapping meat down to the bone. I might have gone too far on this one.

Description: Forget the Royal Rumble. Forget the King of the Ring. We want some big men with big chests bumpin'. Meat Forever.

Description: So, you've had soy milk and almond milk. Now, try the hottest new craze, beef milk. From the episode of Parks and Recreation. It's milk.

Description: Ugh. Just Horrible. F-.

Description: Have you ever seen a kid run? What are they thinking? They're just throwing their limbs around as fast as they can. Why can't kids do anything right? They're the worst.

Description: What matters most is what's inside. You're bones.

Description: The world is ending. Go out swole.

Description: Just putting an elf out there. When he does squats, he's an elf making a shelf. Practice good form.

Description: Bend your body in all sorts of ways to find peace? Nah. Inside of you there is a wild goblin who wants to get out and do some real mischief.

Description: What is it a T-Shirt? A "T" has 2 bits for the arms and is longer in the dangly part, but a T-Shirt is more like a big rectangle with two little sticky outy bits. It's wild what those clothing boffins come up with. Philomena Cunk asking the questions no one else wants to. In the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: A group of women in science - Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin, Ada Lovelace, Mary Somerville, Mary Shelley, Amelia Earhart, Mae Jemison.

Description: Interpretation of Marie Curie, pioneer of research into radioactivity. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Amelia Earhart, the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Rosalind Franklin, who helped identify DNA. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Mae C. Jemison, the first African-American woman in space. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Ada Lovelace, mathematician and "queen of programming". This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Mary Somerville, the original "Queen of Science". This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Interpretation of Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein, the first science-fiction novel. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Description: Is it a math joke? Is it self expression? Is it an old man trying to sound cool and hip?

Description: Terrible Isolation, Beautiful Expanse.

Description: It's a parody of a retro HBO logo and meant to be a funny joke about goblins. Let's not overthink this.