Glass 20: Join or Die If the story is true

If the story is true

If you're wondering what other people are saying

but then again I'm an insufferable #douche

This is the smaller counterpart to the Rastal Lawrence Tumbler we use for the Breach design

featuring none other than Jason Voorhees enjoying some well-deserved downtime

Glass 20: Join or Die If the story is trueJoin or Die: A Call for Unity in the Pursuit of Freedom One of Americas earliest and most powerful symbols, Benjamin Franklins Join or Die cartoon was originally published in 1754 as a call for colonial unity during the French and Indian War. The divided snake represented the fragmented American colonies, and Franklins message was clear: without unity, the colonies would fall. Later, during the American Revolution, this symbol became a rallying cry