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Korg Monologue monophonic analog synthesizer

Korg Monologue monophonic analog synthesizer

Vince Clortho Key Master of Gozer from the original GhostBusters movie! This shirt shows the whole monologue from Rick Moranis. "Gozer the traveler, He will come on one of the prechosen forms, during the rectification of the vuldronaii, the traveler came as a large and moving TORB! Then during the third reconciliation of the last of the Meketrex Supplicants they chose a new form for him, that of a giant sloar! Many shubs and zulls knew what was to be roasted in the depths of the sloar on that day I can tell you!" ... Are you the gate keeper?! NOTE: This design is only available on TeePublic. If you are purchasing it anywhere else, it is a low quality copy of art designed by "CoolDojoBro"

"All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain."

Le fameux et cultissime monologue d'Otis dans Astérix et Obélix : Mission Cléopâtre.

Wednesdays Addam's speech, do not trust the pilgrims

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.

In the criminal justice system...

Big Lebowski Sam Elliot Stranger Monologue

Embrace the essence of Japanese culture with our minimalist design featuring captivating Japanese text. The design showcases the phrase "独り言" (Hitorigoto) meaning "monologue" in English, elegantly displayed within a speech bubble pointing upwards towards the wearer. The sleek kanji font adds a touch of authenticity, while the clean sans serif font complements the overall design. Perfect for those who appreciate Japanese culture or have a passion for Japanese streetwear and fashion.

Embrace the essence of Japanese culture with our minimalist design featuring captivating Japanese text. The design showcases the phrase "独り言" (Hitorigoto) meaning "monologue" in English, elegantly displayed within a speech bubble pointing upwards towards the wearer. The sleek kanji font adds a touch of authenticity, while the clean sans serif font complements the overall design. Perfect for those who appreciate Japanese culture or have a passion for Japanese streetwear and fashion.

Embrace the essence of Korean culture with our minimalist design featuring captivating Korean text. The design showcases the phrase "독백" meaning "monologue" in English, elegantly displayed within a speech bubble pointing upwards towards the wearer. The sleek kanji font adds a touch of authenticity, while the clean sans serif font complements the overall design. Perfect for those who appreciate Korean culture or have a passion for Korean streetwear and fashion.

Embrace the essence of Korean culture with our minimalist design featuring captivating Korean text. The design showcases the phrase "독백" meaning "monologue" in English, elegantly displayed within a speech bubble pointing upwards towards the wearer. The sleek kanji font adds a touch of authenticity, while the clean sans serif font complements the overall design. Perfect for those who appreciate Korean culture or have a passion for Korean streetwear and fashion.

Monologue walking to the river guy

My inner monologue is savage. Press my buttons and you might get to hear it.

Dive into the gritty essence of 'Trainspotting' with this evocative tribute art. Emblazoned with the iconic "Choose Life" monologue, this piece captures the raw, unfiltered spirit of the cult classic. Perfect for fans who resonate with the movie's rebellious energy, this design doesn't just speak to a generation; it roars. Display it proudly on a variety of products from wall art to wearable merchandise, and let the powerful words spark conversations and admiration.

This t-shirt features artwork of Jean Claude Van Damme As William Guile and his inspiring monologue from the 1994 hit movie Street Fighter!

Monologue walking to the river guy

One of my favourite pieces of dialogue ever.

For those who think a lot

Capture the melancholy and grandeur of this epic film with "Tears in the Rain"! Inspired by this iconic monologue.

thanks for dinner bye

Please Keep Your Internal Monologue Internal

Witty design perfect for anyone who loves to tune out and listen to their inner voice. It features the text “Sorry, I can’t hear you over the sound of my inner monologue”. Great gift for introverts, writers, thinkers, or anyone who enjoys a laugh.

A minimalist design based on Korg Monologue synthesizer

"Black eyes. Like a doll's eyes." Be nice to actual sharks. Sharpie

From our favorite couple in season 2 of our favorite new regency series

Behind this smile is a monologue of sarcastic remarks.

Did you just mention the police? The US military? Socialism? You're in for a bad time, racist uncle.

Capturing the essence of Donald Trump's larger-than-life personality in a playful and humorous way, this meme sticker showcases the former president as a charismatic mime, wordlessly expressing his ideas and thoughts with hilarious gestures and expressions. Perfect for political satire enthusiasts and meme lovers, this sticker adds a touch of levity to any surface while sparking conversation and laughs.

Nicole Kidman AMC Monologue Script

Please Be Patient

NPC (/ɛnpisi/; each letter separately), derived from Non-Player Character in video games, is an Internet meme that represents people who do not think for themselves or do not make their own decisions; it is also known as NPC Wojak.The NPC meme, which graphically is based on the Wojak meme, was created in July 2016 by an anonymous author and first published on the imageboard 4chan, where the idea and inspiration behind the meme were introduced. The NPC meme has gained widespread attention and been featured in numerous news outlets, including The New York Times,The Verge,BBC,and Breitbart News Network.

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Chainsaw Pink

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