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Looking for a gift for the language loophole lover who delights in bending and twisting words? Our collection offers humorous and clever products that celebrate linguistic creativity. Whether it's a mug, t-shirt, pillow, or art print, these items speak the love of language and the joy of discovering playful loopholes in communication. Surprise the word enthusiast with a gift that reveals their passion for language nuances and their sharp sense of humor.
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A Puppet Named Juan
"Marshall, somewhere out there, just waiting for us, is a loophole in the system."
"In the first place, it isn't "maddening crowd.' It's 'madding crowd.' "
"On a more positive note the guidance we’ve published on the services we can’t provide is published in 37 different languages."
"And the last little piggy cried, 'Oui, oui, oui' all the way home."
Hey, calm down --- Now, what did you say again?
Solicitor speaks legal jargon and has a translator who tells client: 'You haven't a hope!'
"Waitress, have you smoked salmon..?"
Campaign for Plain English
"You haven't got dyslexia- the instructions are in polish."
'Darling I want you to remember this always,,,'
Thru versus Through Traffic
I will study my speling words...
"You'll love this. It's swarthy yet munificent, didactic and gregarious with hints of dogma."
Clown teaches how to speak Jibberish
Big Tex Silver Saddle Restaurant advertises 'BBQ, $10, Chatter in a Vanishing Regional Dialect $1.00 Extra.'
"You and your, 'why bother to learn another language. Everyone in the known universe speaks, Zarconian'!"
'Mr. Dawson, about when I said 'don't pull any punches'...'
Punctuation Police
A Copy Editor and His Dog
Someone who knows apostrophes
Kid in class corrects teachers spelling.
Restaurant Francais: All you can pronounce £30.
"You've got to learn about verbs. How else are you going to verbalize your feelings?
"Damn - another letter to the editor."
Freind: 'Misspelled, anything helps.'
"‘Extra vile old ox’? No, sir – it stands for ‘extra virgin olive oil.’"
'The Questioner'
Wok. Don't Wok.
Man packing suitcase with French vocabulary
'Roget it's fantastic, superb, extraordinary...where on earth did you get the idea?'
Smith Academy. A Tradition of Excellense.
"We've decided that it will be better for his later development if we speak to him only in legalese."
'I've been called some mean things as a baby boomer, but 'Pig in the Python' really hurts.'
Explore our collection of mugs perfect for the language loophole lover, featuring witty sayings and clever designs to start the day with a smile.
Add a touch of linguistic wit to their space with pillows that celebrate language quirks and wordplay.
Browse our art prints highlighting the funny and clever side of language loopholes — ideal for any language lover’s decor.
Discover t-shirts that showcase the humor and cleverness of language loopholes, making great gifts for word and language enthusiasts.