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T-Shirt of the Day Award for Trivia Day!
Here’s a bit of trivia for you on Trivia Day! The word “trivia” is from the Latin tri and via meaning “where three roads meet,” which is, of course, where people gather to chat. Thus, “trivia” meaning...
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T-shirt of the Day Award for Hug Day!
Free Hug Hugs Parody by EllesBaby Honorable Mention T-shirts for Hug Day: Free Hugs by ElvisThePelvis Free hugs? Anybody? Somebody? by iloveyourshirt ZOMBIES JUST WANT HUGS by kidomaga Free Hugs by...
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T-shirt of the Day for National Cheese Lover’s Day!
Obey the Cheese by RealMilk It’s National Cheese Lover’s Day! So grab a big bowl of mac and cheese and enjoy these facts full of cheesy goodness: The average American eats 31 pounds of cheese each year...
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T-Shirt of the Day Award for Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven”
“The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most famous poems ever written. Poe Boys by threeRs The poem “The Raven” was first published 29 January 1845 in The New York Evening Mirror. It met with...
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T-Shirt of the Day Award for Chess Champion Boris Spassky’s Birthday!
Old School Gamer, Chess by packratgraphics Boris Vasilievich Spassky, born 30 January 1937 in Leningrad Boris Spassky, held the title World Chess champion from 1969 to 1972. He took the title from...
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T-Shirt of the Day Award for Festival of Sleep Day!
Sleep, nap, snooze, doze, slumber … catch 40 winks. However you like to phrase it, today is the day! While there’s little information on the origin of this slumberous holiday, we are sleepily certain...
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T-Shirt of the Day Award for Isaac Newton’s Birthday!
Sir Isaac Newton: philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, physicist, and born today! Happy birthday Isaac Newton! Sir Isaac Newton Science Rocks Shirts by Libertymaniacs When asked if he could meet any...
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T-Shirt of the Day Award for a Roller Skate Patent!
Though roller skates have been around since the 1743, James Leonard Plimpton is the father of the modern roller skate. He patented his new invention – wheels that pivot, allowing the skater to go in...
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