In honor of President Obama’s Nobel Peace prize, this shirt will show you one way that you can be pretty sure you will not win a peace prize. It isn’t common sense to everyone.
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Okay…this whole Shepard Fairey Obama-style fad is getting really old. But with the Wolverine movie coming up, I’m on the bandwagon one last time with this awesome SNIKT shirt.
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This handmade bag was constructed using the November 5th cover of the LA Times covered in laminate—just in case you forget the historic election of Barack Obama as President when you go and get your groceries.
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Okay, I know a lot of people are excited about President-elect Obama taking office on January 20th, but only true fanatics will be interested in wearing these sterling silver miniature replicas of ballots used during the election. Choose from stand-alone or absentee—these two sided necklaces feature both parties that supported Obama’s candidacy: the Democratic Party and the Working Families Party.
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Fact: images using the Obama art design are getting old and tired. Fact: Obama style or not, this is still the coolest Dwight Schrute shirt since the gun show.
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If you were disappointed in the results of the recent election, fear not—the two favorite Republican players could always team up for 2012.
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If you husband or boyfriend is a bastard, a swift kick to the groin with Obama’s face leading the way should bring about the change you need. Additional designs are available after the break.
Poor Joe the Plumber. John McCain made him an internet phenomenon against his will—and t-shirt designers have wasted no time capitalizing on his 15 minutes of fame. Additional designs are available after the break.
Going out this Halloween in an Obama or McCain mask is an idea that is kind of old and busted. But if you feel compelled to support your candidate, I suggest mixing it up a little with McBrain and Zombama (pictured after the break).
Not surprisingly, I have always had a soft spot for the hard-hitting journalism found in the Weekly World News. Despite dropping out of newspaper circulation, WWN lives on as a website, as inserts in Sun magazine (apparently) and as hilarious t-shirts. There are dozens to choose from—a couple of which are pictured after the break.
