Weir Pins and Buttons

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brent mydland

all the boys

He doesn't give a drat!

Nothin' tea - The Martian

Did you know that the L in LCD stands for Liquid? Pro Tip from Mark Watney: Don't bring your Laptop to the surface of Mars unless you want it to never work again.

The Martian Quote

The Martian - Colonized Mars

Mama tried to raise me better, but her pleading, I denied That leaves only me to blame 'cause Mama tried. This is for all my kind mama's out there....I know we try!

Doesn't it just suck when you take something to Mars and it stops working?

Fly thru the night in this shirt based on my original fabric art

The Martian phone case

The Volkswagen from the 1974 Peter Weir film, The Cars That Ate Paris, is a vehicle that once seen, is never forgotten. So what better way to present the car from that classic Australian film, than as a road warning sign? I’m actually quite pleased with this. I took a 3D model of a VW Beetle and using stills and screen captures, did my best to accurately place all the spikes in the right spots.

King of Mars - The Martian

The approach to Day's Lock on the River Thames at Little Wittenham in Oxfordshire. This is the view from the footbridge once well known for the annual Pooh Sticks Championships! Turn right here and we reach Dorchester-on-Thames with its abbey church and buildings. Following the Thames Path over the lock and weir we eventually reach the town of Abingdon, Day's Lock is apparently named after a local Catholic yeoman in the 17th century.The image has been given a textured finish as a pencil drawing

Bob Weir And Wolf

Ynys Gorad Goch or "Red Weir Island" dates from 1590 and was traditionally a weir which acts as a fishing trap and one of the fishermen's cottages on the island was a smokehouse. In the 19th Century, a bell by the Anglesey shore summoned a boat to carry visitors across to enjoy a 'Gored Whitebait Tea' which comprised a pot of tea, brown bread and butter and whitebait ‘fried in a basket’, priced one shilling... Shame it doesn't exist today!

A picnic of sleeping pills.

Weir Mayer 2020

The Martian - 0/10 quote

A tribute to Andy Weir’s “The Martian”.

Along the river Almond on the pleasant river walk from Cramond village to Cramond Brig, Edinburgh, Scotland. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Lowland Scotland.

shakedown star - the shakedown street hustler is just right for you.

The Cars That Ate Paris Inspired Design celebrates Peter Weir's 1974 directorial debut about a fictional small town in Australia in which most of the inhabitants appear to be directly, or indirectly, involved in profiting from the results of car accidents.

Pulteney Bridge crosses the River Avon in Bath, England. It was completed by 1774, and connected the city with the land of the Pulteney family which they wished to develop. Designed by Robert Adam in a Palladian style.

Did his wife cause the traffic? Should Truman think that?

Celebrate Mother's Day with our Grateful Mother Tie Dye collection, featuring Dead Head inspired designs paying homage to the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, and Dead and Company. Show your love for the iconic band with our shirts, stickers, and accessories perfect for any Deadhead hippie wandering down Shakedown Street.

It's the freaks and the geeks on one tee.

Cool typography for the cult classic 90s tv show.

furthur

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robert hunter

Loved The Martian? Then show your love with this 'Space Pirate' shirt!

vintage - dead company

Bob Weir and Wolf