Possum Hoodies

A minimal typography design, of the word possum in white text. Looks best on classic black and other strong colors.

You feel the strength of ANXIETY within. Your spirit animal must be a possum

Feed me and tell me that I'm pretty

When you know it's true love. xoxo

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Praise him and eat garbage! Show your undying admiration for the supreme holiness, The Possum Pope. Original character design by MFD!

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Possum in a tree

Funny retro vintage opossum, possum lovers

The Neverending Possum

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The cute local street cat, possum in the style of floral aesthetic. Live ugly, fake your death, eat garbage

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A West Australian possum that lives in the forest around my home

A quick design.

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Louis CK's Awesome Possum shirt. As seen on the TV show Louie.

Possum Whisperer

Trashphomet

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When anxiety strikes! The Trash Life Lifestyle!

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Tired mama possum with her possumlings.

Awesome Possum

We're mighty glad to see ya and the parking's always free

Trash. It's what's for dinner.

Possum-lovers

Possum - Let's Eat Trash and Get Hit By A Car

Poor possums, no love :(

Bigfoot Feeding His possum friends!

the Virginia Opossum (or Possum) is a nocturnal marsupial who (most adorably) carries their offspring on their back :) Opossums are responsible for limiting the spread of Lyme Disease, as they tend to kill off most disease carrying ticks! They also are resistant to rabies (possibly because of lower body temperatures than most placental mammals)

Rock an "Awesome Possum" shirt to spread awareness of USA & Canada's only marsupial! Fun Opossum Facts: -Just one opossum eats up to 5,000 ticks in a season, yet they don't contract or carry lyme disease! -95% of opossums are naturally immune to rabies! -Opossums also eat insects, snails, snakes, cockroaches, small rodents and dead stuff! They're nature's pest control & clean-up crew. -New born opossums are as tiny as honey-bees! As soon as they're born, the babies crawl into the mother's pouch, where they continue to grow and develop. As they get bigger, the youngsters venture in and out of the pouch and often ride on the mother's back as she looks for food. There can be up to 20 babies in a litter, but less than half typ...

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