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NEW Anne Taintor Magnetic Postcards
Another day in paradise







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Here are gifts for the lady from Anne Taintor including Shot Glasses, Mugs, Magnetic Postcards, Funny Cocktail/Beverage Napkins, Flasks, Drink Coasters & more
Anne Taintor Styles Included:
His thoughtful gift had ''exchange'' written all over it.
The mistletoe isn't the only thing that is going to get hammered.
You saw Mommy kissing NO ONE, you understand?
All she wanted for Christmas was a nap.
She had decided to go with ''Naughty'' this year.
Fortunately, she had remembered to stock up on Prozac before going home for the holidays.
Now was probably not the best time to tell the kids they were jewish.
The tree wouldn't be the only one getting lit this year.
She was one plum pudding away from a yuletide meltdown.

MikWright Holiday Coasters:
''speaking of fruitcakes, when does your nephew get in from San Francisco? pass the cranberries.''
''I'll be home for Christmas. (and in therapy by new year's)''
''(whatever it is, I hope it fits in my wallet or my liquor cabinet.)''
''Monica dear, there is no santa. Now, be a sweetheart and make mommy another martini''
NEW Anne Taintor Magnetic Postcards

you're never too old....
to do something stupid

someone is about to get herself voted off this island
If you didn't know, Anne Taintor is the original vintage humor company. Here's a little background on Anne from her website:
Twenty-five years ago, single mother and frustrated artist Anne Taintor glued the words "intellectuals gone bad" onto a vintage magazine ad showing two glamorous women from the 1950s, launching a career that has led to her being described as "the patron saint of female frustration" and "queen of collage kitsch."