Magnets
Description: Palm trees. Warm weather. Santa Anas. Beaches. Los Angeles in all of it's glory.
I love LA Magnet
$4.75
Smidge the Crab Magnet
$4.75
Description: When you're about to perform in front of a bunch of kids, and all of the songs you know are about sex, you have to improvise...
Pickle Hair Magnet
$4.75
Kung Fury Magnet
$4.75
Description: Governor DeWitt Clinton U.S. Navy Commodore Oliver Perry Vice President Aaron Burr Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton These men, along with hundreds of others, fought for honor on the makeshift dueling grounds in Weehawken, New Jersey, just across the river from New York City.
Description: Governor DeWitt Clinton U.S. Navy Commodore Oliver Perry Vice President Aaron Burr Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton These men, along with hundreds of others, fought for honor on the makeshift dueling grounds in Weehawken, New Jersey, just across the river from New York City.
Description: ATTENTION HISTORY BUFFS! This product is for you. Check out this design, and the rest of my FUSAG line! Often abbreviated FUSAG, the First U.S. Army Group was a fictitious command Allied Army Group created to deceive the Germans about where the Allies would land in France. Despite a lack of personnel, FUSAG continued to exist on paper as part of the deception of Operation Quicksilver. (you know, the one with the inflatable tanks!) In order to make the German forces believe the Allied invasion would come at Pas de Calais, the phantom force was stationed at Dover, directly across the English Channel from the site. To further attract the Axis commanders' attention, General Dwight D. Eisenhower placed George S. Patton in command o...
Description: ATTENTION HISTORY BUFFS! This product is for you. Check out this design, and the rest of my FUSAG line! Often abbreviated FUSAG, the First U.S. Army Group was a fictitious command Allied Army Group created to deceive the Germans about where the Allies would land in France. Despite a lack of personnel, FUSAG continued to exist on paper as part of the deception of Operation Quicksilver. (you know, the one with the inflatable tanks!) In order to make the German forces believe the Allied invasion would come at Pas de Calais, the phantom force was stationed at Dover, directly across the English Channel from the site. To further attract the Axis commanders' attention, General Dwight D. Eisenhower placed George S. Patton in command o...