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THE COPY DESK
Coasters
Cutting Boards
Mousepads
DEPT. OF CORRECTION
Nominative, Accusative, Genital
Burn The Spring Chicken
Fuck The Salt (Beautiful Pole) Duck Chin
Laid On The Way To Work
HEADLINE BLOOPERS
War Dims Hope For Peace
Iraqi Head Seeks Arms
Drunk In Violin Case
Prostitutes Appeal To Pope
Volunteers Needed to Help Torture
Man Is Fatally Slain
Miners Refuse To Work After Death
UNSUNG HEROES
Copy Editor At Large
My Mommy's A Copy Editor
Vulgar Desire
Copy Editors Answer Only To God
Give Me Proof
Strunk And White Are My Homeboys
Old Copy Editors Never Die
JOURNOS
Write The Things
Do Not Read The Newpapers
Journalists Never Admit
Journalists Are Drunkards
A Shortage Of Clerks
LANGUAGE AT LARGE
Nouns Not Interesting
Road To Hell Adverbs
Kill The Adjective
A unique niche shop created especially for copy editors, writers, proofreaders, journalists and anyone involved with writing or with newspapers and publishing. Humorous language-related designs on clothing and accessories.
You'll find here the ideal accessory for a desk or office. Keep a stylish mousepad beside your computer; place your late-night cup of coffee on a unique cork bottom coaster; and use an elegant glass cutting board for midnight snacks in the office canteen.
THE COPY DESK
The mangling of English can produce hilarious results. You'll be a hit at the office and the life of the office party with any one of these designs. Keep your colleagues in stitches, especially when you order the next night-shift Chinese take-away!
DEPT. OF CORRECTION
Most people (except perhaps newspaper owners and chief editors) love a headline clunker, especially splashed across a national newspaper. Many double entendres - and not all are unintentional, you naughty headline writers (-: - are often hilarious.
HEADLINE BLOOPERS
Copy editors (or sub-editors, depending upon which side of the pond you live) are the unsung heroes of newspapers and publishing in general. Who else can we trust with our aberrant apostrophes, errant commas, and dangling participles.
UNSUNG HEROES
They often get a bad rap, but reporters are a proud breed and passionate about their calling, which is to report on, interpret, and investigate events. These tongue-in-cheek designs are meant to be taken lightly. Every journo has a good sense of irony.
JOURNOS
LANGUAGE AT LARGE
LANGUAGE AT LARGE
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