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This classic 90s logo version of Vandelay Industries, an import / export company, makes a great gift for any Seinfeld fan. Vandelay Industries, purveyor of fine latex products.
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Looking to retire and move down to Florida? Then maybe Del Boca Vista Phase II is something for you! Just ask Morty Seinfeld about it, he was the president of the tenant's board for many years, until Jerry bought him a Cadillac.
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In the Seinfeld episode The Serenity Now Frank Costanza is advised to say 'serenity now' aloud every time his blood pressure is in danger of going up, but he yells it instead. Do you have high blood pressure? Then maybe this t-shirt will help!
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Here's a memorable quote from George Costanza: "Oh, noooo. I'm so sorry. It's the MOOPS. The correct answer is the MOOPS." Another classic line from Seinfeld.
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Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards) is the owner of Kramerica Industries, the company behind such brilliant business ideas like the make your own pizza restaurant concept, the bladder system for tankers that will put an end to maritime oil spills.
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You ever have a headache and don't know why? Who needs to know? Yada yada yada and that's what happens. This phrase was used in the Seinfeld episode The Yada Yada and went on to be included in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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In the episode The Fusilli Jerry, Kramer receives someone else's vanity plate - ASSMAN. This design of an ASSMAN New York license plate is a great gift for NY proctologists and fans of Seinfeld.
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Another logo design of Vandelay Industries, television's most famous importing and exporting company. Great gift ideas here for importers ... and exporters!
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Kramerica Industries, Helping the Homeless Since 1998. This design features a rickshaw from the episode The Bookstore in which Cosmo Kramer and Newman (Wayne Knight ) import rickshaws to New York City for the purpose of running a business.
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In the episode The Wig Master from 1996, Kramer finds a parking lot that charges $75 per month, so he decides to put his car there. This design features the logo of Jiffy Park.
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Yadda, yadda, yadda means something like "and so forth" or "on and on". The phrase was used in the Seinfeld episode The Yada Yada and went on to be included in the Oxford English Dictionary.
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A new holiday, invented by Frank Costanza, was born on Seinfeld: a Festivus for the rest of us. Festivus, feats of strength, airing of grievances. The new holiday was introduced on the Seinfeld episode The Strike.
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Kramer tried over and over to get this line just right. It was a special opportunity to work with a film legend. This funny Seinfeld-inspired shirt reads These Pretzels are Making Me Thirsty!.
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You better not do anything out of the ordinary when lining up for your jambalaya. If you do, you know what the Soup Nazi is going to say - No soup for you!
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Now there's nothing to worry about! Here's the perfect shirt design that will cover all bases of conversations, even when it is about nothing!
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Others may fool themselves into thinking they are in control of their domain, but you know it's a fact!
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What do you call someone who doesn't like going to the dentist? I'd call them 'normal' but Kramer would call then antidentite, just like he accused Jerry.
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Who invaded Spain in the 8th century? The MOOPS! I don't care what the true answer is, I'm going with what it says on the card. And that's Moops, man. Moops!
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Are you sponge worthy? Because the supply I've got will only go so far. I've got the last boxes of these things and they aren't going to last forever.
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Have you seen Rochelle Rochelle? You know, the young girl's erotic journey from Milan to Minsk? This t-shirt is strictly for fans of this classic Seinfeld movie.
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Frank's mantra helped him get through some rough patches. Not. Maybe this shirt will help you, though. Calm down with this Serenity Now! T-Shirt.
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