Old English Hoodies

An old English idiom meaning oh my word, oh my god, an exclamation of surprise or exasperation or an expletive! Whatever next! From the phrase Oh my Giddy Aunt! It was used as a playful euphemism to avoid blasphemy and is thought to have derived from (if not quoted from) the farcical comedy Charley's Aunt by Brandon Thomas that ran for 1,466 performances on its first production starting December 1892.

An ode to the power of a good book.

Cheers from around the world. No matter how you say it, it translates universally into good times and comradery.

Lenny and Gus are the sweetest dogs ever:)

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In The Long Run is used to talk about how things happen or develop over a long period of time. This expression, which originated as 'at the long run' in the early 1600s, presumably alludes to a runner who continues on his course to the end.

An old book cover design in the style of Art Nouveau featuring William Shakespear's classic literature Romeo And Juliet.

Oil Factory Hull, England

This dog is all about that thug life. Thank you for supporting our art with you purchase.

Vintage design featuring the Union Jack, a thumbs up and the old British salutation " Cheerio ".

The motto the love the dedication

Inspired by an old... OLD, London pub I visited once upon a time. I took a picture of the sign then made some adjustments and called my finished work "Yellow Cheese". It seemed to be a good "Pop Artish" name.

Show your stretched ear and modified body pride with this Plug Life design.

Do you like tuna? Do you like quesadillas? Well then you will love Tuna Quesadilla! Both to eat and to listen to, its the name of your newest favorite podcast that is coming soon!

A cool Old English Sheepdog with sunglasses is ready for a day at the beach. The background is an image of a beach sunset with palm trees and ocean waves.

The prototype first flew in September 1949, and after successful testing the RN ordered the Gannet AS-1 as a new anti-submarine aircraft and the aircraft entered RN service in 1954.

English Bulldog warrior army badge

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Type Challenge Day 1

Wales, a lot of castles here ... this is Conwy Castle pendrawing

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The best books have dragons in them, and the coolest bibliophiles are not bookworms, but bookwyrms! This design plays on the word "wyrm," which is a type of dragon. This makes a great gift for fantasy book readers and badass English teachers!

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Oxford, Pastel Coloured Houses

Old English Gangsta Goofy

A vintage, old English idiom meaning to get out and earn the money to live on.

It's a sheepdog!

Splendid shirt design as a gift for fashion conscious men, women and girls who like old fashioned English words.

A sleepy village in the East of England, a place that reminds me of summer, a place where the air is scented with lilac, with hay, honeysuckle and roses. A corner of a lost paradise, where my heart aches with longing under a blue sky. The houses draw us down the street to a place where the sky meets the trees. It is timeless, reminiscent of pre-industrial times. The work is rich in colour and vivid in detail and texture. A lovely gift, a great addition to any collection, a perfect souvenir of England.