I Am Not Afraid To Fail Symbol Magnets

I am not afraid to fail Symbol

i am not afraid a was born to do this

if you are looking for some funny t-shirt / i am not afraid a was born to do this > is a perfect quote to wear

I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.

"I am not afraid, I was born to do this" my take on Jeanne D'Arc

I will fight. No matter what you do to me. This is an art that I create while I am facing a tough time in my life. I express my fighting sole here and would like to cheer up others also.

Back off I have a feisty grandpa I am not afraid to use him

back off i have a crazy sister and i am not afraid to use her

With great beard comes great power. Use it wisely!

Back Off I Have A Crazy Stepdad I Am Not Afraid To Use Him

Perfect gift for men and women who love sarcasm or have a dry humour / humor. Get it as a gift for your teacher, your best friend, neighbour, husband, wife, daughter, son, daughter, girlfriend, boyfriend .... you get the idea

I am not afraid of storms for I am learning how to sail my ship T-Shirt

For Boyfriends of a tall girlfriend. Funny shirt to scare off others.

Louisa May Alcott quote: I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.

Louisa May Alcott's Little Women Quote: I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship

CEO Of Not Talking To Women T-Shirt, Humor T-shirt, Funny Gift, Funny Meme

"I'm not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship": inspirational quote from Louisa May Alcott's Little Women classic novel. Black font version.

CEO Of Not Talking To Women T-Shirt, Humor T-shirt, Funny Gift, Funny Meme

You Can Not Scare Me I Have A Crazy Daughter She Has Anger Issues And A Serious Dislike For Stupid People And I Am Not Afraid To Use Her Daughter

For wife of a tall husband. Funny shirt to scare off others.

Watermelons were originally a symbol of black emancipation pre Jim Crow era and were then co-opted by racists to become a racist trope about their supposed uncleanliness, childishness, idleness and unfitness for the public square. It was spread in US print throughout the late 1860s and supported the post-emancipation argument that African Americans were unsuited for citizenship. Well, FUCK that.

The text explains it all.

You Cant Scare Me I Have A Crazy Daughter She Has Anger Issues And A Serious Dislike For Stupid People And I Am Not Afraid To Use Her Daughter