
Boy holding baby with tag reading 'J Smidgley Biology O' Level Practical Results.'
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Boy holding baby with tag reading 'J Smidgley Biology O' Level Practical Results.'
Another Turning Point in the Industrial Revolution. Ford Motor Co. On second thought, let's put the cars on the conveyor belt.
Us. Everyone else. My research shows that we are the only statistics company sill using pie charts displayed on an easel.
"Dammit all, haven't they heard of e-mail?"
"This is my client's videotaped deposition—please be considerate and rewind after viewing."
Draw!
"Go ahead and laugh, but this baby hasn't crashed since 1961."
Of course we're faster and more powerful now. I just think we commanded more respect when we filled an entire room.
Computation Lite, 13 Computations Than Our Regular Formulas.
"I've had a tip off that someone on the team has been using email."
'I think you'll find this just as much fun as 'Grand Theft Auto IV''
Man with candle in thought bubble, "Ideas before Edison"
'I want a computing system that has a few more games programmed into it.'
Postmodernist Pat, "the advent of 'electronic mail' has of course transcended the traditional 'sender-purveyor-receiver' relationship"
Pinochio's Computer
'This old VCR warms a mean bagel.'
'I'm worried. All he does is DOS all day.'
'Mr. Wigglerum finally paid his bill but he did it by faxing us cash.'
A man jumps on a pile of papers in the Data Comprestion Unit.
"Ordered fifty-eight days ago and it's here already!"
"I suppose you're using all the modern technology, dynamic packaging, skype, web marketing..." "Yes, we even use carrier-pigeon.com."
"It's 3D 4K HD - ideal for my old silent movie collection."
The first recorded e-mail message was launched in the Gobi Desert by Kikitake Suji
Computers: In and Obsolete.
'When I was young I wanted to be a poet, but we couldn't afford a typewriter.'
"Please wait while your computer updates...this may take 35 years."
'The key to inner peace? A land line.'
'You've got E.I.E.I.O mail'
"It's for you."
'I haven't driven that car since I planted this tree...always thought it got stolen.'
'I miss the days when the only thing I couldn't work was the video.'
My computer teacher remembers using Windows 3.1.
Have you installed the heater?
Connecting to the Cloud.
"What's Your Problem, Man?"
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