October 24, 2009 - Everyone loves an ironic t-shirt, and these catchphrase posters from Etsy artisan TuffIndustries let you proclaim your favorite witticisms without saying a word. With phrases that range from “I just peed a little” to “Ladies love the ‘stache” and...

October 17, 2009 - ...the phrases featured in Scott Blake’s temporary barcode tattoos....

October 05, 2009 - The two-word phrases that are submitted to Honor Angus are then posted on a billboard for all to see and some of the more clever postings are “Two Hander”, “Eat Me”, and “Bacon Paradise”.

August 23, 2009 - Throwboy’s Chat Pillows are perfect for the n00b in your life. Emblazoned with chat phrases like ‘OMG,’ ‘WTF,’ ‘O RLY? and ‘FTW,’ they’re a perfect addition to any Internet addict’s interior decor. We’ve featured a number of pillows and cushions...

August 20, 2009 - ...phrases such as “It is five past nine” and “It’s half past twelve....

July 29, 2009 - I have been at loss many times when it comes to doing gangster signs or understanding thug terms. Cultura Urbana’ by Alex Trochut embraces this popular subculture by creating a collage of chains, bling and phrases.

July 28, 2009 - Submitted by user ‘Evil235’ to YouTube on April 20, 2009, this uploader is just that - completely evil. The above video shows a man giving his relative an English lesson, but instead of teaching her tenses or useful tourist phrases, he skips right...

June 30, 2009 - This innovative series arranges phrases in gold letters in a spiderweb. With phrases like ‘Happy Mess,’ ‘Easy on the Eyes,’ ‘Use Rest,’ and ‘If You Picnic She Will Come,’ John Hagerty’s modern-day mantras are definitely ones to follow.

June 29, 2009 - The Voco Alarm Clock wakes you up with the most polite messages instead of a blaring alarm. With phrases such as “I’m so sorry to disturb you sir, but it appears to be morning,” and “I trust you will be giving the world the benefit of your...

June 19, 2009 - David USA has conjured up an ad for Monte Carlo Resort & Casino that will please even the most unintellectual of people on this planet. With the slogan, “Unpretentiously luxurious,” the ads feature phrases spelled phonetically rather than correctly.