Vernacular Baseball T-Shirts

Royal Tenenbaums T-Shirt - Eli Cash Shirt - fans unite! Eli Cash: "Wildcat was written in kind of an obsolete vernacular. Wildcat...pkow. Okay, I'm gonna go." Support Eli Cash's Obsolete Vernacular Wildcats with this spiffing sports tee. Go Wildcats!

Wild Cat, Wild Cat... Wild Cat was Written in Kind of an Obsolete Vernacular...

"Pero sigo siendo el Rey" -Vicente Fernandez-

All the painting terms!!

The 'language' of colour and also fluorescence is illustrated well within this Ceranthid tube anemone ~ even without flash ~ they make brilliant subject matter! Cerianthids have a crown of tentacles that consists of two whorls of distinctly different sized tentacles. The outer whorl consists of large tentacles that extend outwards. These tentacles taper to points and are mostly used in food capture and defence. The smaller inner tentacles are held more erect than the larger lateral tentacles and are used for food manipulation and ingestion.

Word "Vernacular", definition and how to pronounce it

In the dynamic world of social media, where slang terms rise to popularity overnight, “bussin” has carved its niche. Originating from African American Vernacular English (AAVE), “bussin” is a term that denotes something as exceptionally good, flavorful, or impressive. While it has been around for a while, its recent surge in popularity can be attributed to platforms like TikTok and Instagram, where users employ the term to express approval or admiration, especially in the context of food, fashion, or music.

A little crooked window on a friend's farmhouse.

Catch you on the flip bro. perfect as a present or for christmas or birthday.

I drew this for a drawing challenge in January 2019...now you can own it! And wear it, drink out of it, stick it on stuff, and express your own adolescent dismissiveness without having to say a word!

No Cap!

A blob background with the words: I used to be Beautiful, but now I'm "Sick?"

Local slang response. Translation: everyone was already aware of that

For the sarcasm lover in all of us. Check out this witty “If I Had a British Accent, I'd Never Shut Up” design on your favorite apparel and gifts

"OH , YOU JONIN'!? Growing up in DC there's NO WAY you didn't hear these words! Some people (TRADITIONALLY) call it THE DOZENS; Up North they call it RANKIN'. But when you're talking trash about someone ( good or bad, Friend or Foe), once you start poppin' off at the mouth!? IT'S ON!! Sometimes in good fun. Sometimes not so much. If you're the recipient of harsh words or criticism, and you didn't participate? It's all good, because chances are, it'll happen again. Better learn them words, Youngin'!

Beat down, unfair, treated badly

Australian vernacular