Jarhead Pillows

Twisted Koala presents Jarhead, part of the OddFolk collection

Much to the disgust of the sentient races, there exists a force of unknown origin that scavenge the wreckage of any ship left unattended in space. Though the method is also unknown they seem to have the ability to use any organic components to reinforce their numbers. It is highly recommended to obliterate any wreck found near their reported position. All attempts at communication have been ignored or not understood.

Vintage Marine Bar

Semper gumby design

Look into my eye.

Jarhead - robot with a brain in a jar - blue - this one does your books!

Military green is standard issue skivvie shirt green, so your good to wear that shit with camis!

Military green is Regulation green colored shirt, we know it looks a little brown but its gucci to wear around base man!

Jarhead - red - a robot with a brain in a jar - this one does your math

Let Me Solo Her fan design from Elden Ring.

"military green" is standard issue skivvie shirt green so your god to wear that shit with camis bruh!

American Sniper - Alternative Movie Poster

Once A Marine, Always A Marine.

jake

A bunch of weird-assed folks from the Twisted Koala world!

A bunch of weird-assed folks from the Twisted Koala world of Oddville!

We understand that "military green" looks kinda brown but it is regulation skivvie shirt green so you can wear it with camis fam.

Let Me Solo Her fan design from Elden Ring.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

"Military Green" is standard skivey shirt green, we know it looks brown but your good to wear that shit with camis fam.

Let Me Solo Her fan design from Elden Ring.

"Military Green" is the standard issue skivvie shirt color, trust me i know it looks kinda brown but its green bruh.

Street Fighter - Guile

"Oorah" is a battle cry common in the United States Marine Corps since the mid-20th century. The term became popular in Korea in 1953, when Marines began using "aarugha" as a motivational tool, which eventually molded itself into "oorah". Despite what some Marines might think, "oorah" has nothing to do with the U.S. Army, and it is not the old Ottoman word for "kill".