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King Kong is a film from 1933 in which a giant ape is captured, transported to New York Cityand later escapes, where he is then shot down from the Empire State Building. The slogan on the button is in reference to the cult following that ensued in the 1960s, in which people believed that the character, King Kong, was killed to save civilization, much like Christians believe Jesus died to redeem the sins of people.  

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“Just looking” is a polite way to brush off salespeople, but it can also be a wry and self-aware saying—hinting at curiosity, or even a little flirtation. This button is an inexpensive wearable attitude. The brief, punchy phrase acts like casual conversation snippets, showing personality, wit, or social commentary. “Just looking” uses a few words to express mood and irony.

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“It’s nice to be nice” is a quote most famously stated by Major Frank Burns on the hit television series M*A*S*H, which ran from 1972 to 1983. He was a key antagonist in the show who demonstrated bitterness toward other medical professionals for their better training. Though Burns’ notable line was said for comic effect, the phrase today is all about spreading positivity. It encourages people to be kind and show generosity.

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IDY is an abbreviation for "I Dig You." To “dig” someone or something means that you approve or like that person or thing. Dig being said in this manner can also mean “to understand,” a use first recorded in 1934.

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“Pooped” is casual slang for being completely worn out—physically or mentally—after hard work or activity. The word shows up in print by the 1930s, and its roots are debated: some think it imitates the huffing sound of heavy breathing; others tie it to the nautical “pooped,” when a wave washes over a ship’s poop deck and leaves it spent; still others point to 1920s aviation jargon, where an engine that quit was said to have “pooped out.”

Creative House Promotions, Inc., founded in 1964, produced promotional buttons, pins, and other premiums for major brands and events. The company later launched the online pin retailer PinMart in 1999. Among its well-known projects were the Marvel Mini Books (1966) and small promotional booklets placed in Cracker Jack boxes during the 1970s.

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Oma is a German word that when translated into English means grandmother, granny, or grandma.  "I'm A Oma" literally means, I'm a grandma.

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The phrase “I’ll try anything” can mean that someone is willing to attempt anything that might help them achieve their goal or solve a problem. The use of the phrase was common in the late 1960s and early 1970s during a cultural movement that emphasized experimentation and exploration. 

It is similar in meaning to the famous quote made by American actress, singer, comedian, screenwriter, playwright, and sex symbol Mae West (1893-1980), in which she states, “I’ll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure,” but both have different connotations. “I’ll try anything” implies that someone is willing to try new things in general, while the famous quote implies that someone is willing to try something new at least once. They both involve being adventurous, open-minded, tolerant, or unprejudiced.