Anti-Corporate Slogans

At 4:30 this morning, as I dragged myself out of sleep to face another commute to work, I had a sudden idea for a small business: T-Shirts, mugs, mouse pads, backpacks, etc. imprinted with a selection of anti-corporate things such as the following:

• A picture of someone rock climbing, with the phrase "The only upward mobility I care about."
• A picture of someone fishing on a peaceful lake, with the phrase "My liquid assets."
• A picture of a healthy Longhorn bull wandering in a meadow in the sunlight, with the phrase "This is my kind of bull market."
• A beautiful treehouse with a rope ladder temptingly dangling down, and the phrase "This is the only ladder I want to climb."
• A basket of deliciously plump, juicy berries and the phrase "My Blackberry."
• A lovely sailboat on a lake, with the phrase "I'll be on my cell sail."

You get the idea. Think they'd sell?


They sounded like good ideas at 4:30.