Catbert T-Shirt Design
May 7, 2008 General Nonsense |
I'm trying to come up with a catch phrase for a Catbert t-shirt. Here are some rough sketches. Which one do you like best?
Votes: +27
Comments
User Name: janetv12
Jun 20, 2008
+1
I loved the first one (99.9% Evil) then I kept scrolling... I would *so* buy the bottom one (Your efforts and your reward are no longer related)!
My husband is the only person I know personally (Sorry Scott! :)) who is actually overpaid and overappreciated. I would buy and wear the shirt because I am not. I would really be put out by the whole situation, but he's overpaid so what can you do? :)
My husband is the only person I know personally (Sorry Scott! :)) who is actually overpaid and overappreciated. I would buy and wear the shirt because I am not. I would really be put out by the whole situation, but he's overpaid so what can you do? :)
User Name: Sondra
May 22, 2008
+1
User Name: NedBarnett
May 19, 2008
-1
I like them all except "Evilicious" which just doesn't grab me - but I figure it will appeal to others. I'd buy them all (if you sold them as a set for a discount, all the better).
QUESTION - where can I get Dilbert "stuff" - I no longer see a link, I can't find it at Cafe Press, and I need (NEED) some Dilbert stuff. Specifically, I wanted to buy a bunch of "Technology - No Place for Wimps" stuff - hat, clock, shirt, etc. - for a high-tech client who's just launched a remarkable high-tech SaaS software service ...
Help
Ned Barnett - ned@barnettmarcom.com
QUESTION - where can I get Dilbert "stuff" - I no longer see a link, I can't find it at Cafe Press, and I need (NEED) some Dilbert stuff. Specifically, I wanted to buy a bunch of "Technology - No Place for Wimps" stuff - hat, clock, shirt, etc. - for a high-tech client who's just launched a remarkable high-tech SaaS software service ...
Help
Ned Barnett - ned@barnettmarcom.com
User Name: ericgorr
May 19, 2008
-1
Just as an interesting side note to this vote, having more then two options and asking for which one people like best will not (necessarily) select the one liked most by the group. It could be that two of the above options are preferred by the majority of people, but because only one can be selected these two options will split the vote allowing for a third and disliked option to win. There are election methods that avoid this well known and understood problem. My personal favorite is a good Condorcet election method (http://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/civs.html) and following as a clost second is Approval Voting (http://www.approvalvoting.org/).
User Name: mrstarware
May 15, 2008
+1
It only looks like a coincidence. Excellent
Your efforts and your rewards are no longer related. Nice
Your efforts and your rewards are no longer related. Nice
User Name: bobbert
May 15, 2008
-1
This is stolen from The Order of The Stick webcomic, but...
EVIL
A growth industry!
EVIL
A growth industry!
User Name: pdjv
May 15, 2008
+2
"Your efforts and your rewards are no longer related" is great - and so true to life for many government workers.
User Name: loudhoward
May 13, 2008
-1
My favorite is "Your efforts and your rewards are no longer related", but how about "Catbert: Evil is Fun" or "Catbert: A lot of Evil in every Bite" ?
User Name: BTY
May 13, 2008
0
"Evil by design"
I like evilicious too, but it doesn't convey as much MEANing
I like evilicious too, but it doesn't convey as much MEANing
User Name: vishalrix
May 13, 2008
0
99.9% Evil - I like the best. Perhaps it can be improved by a punchline.
like .....
99.9% Evil
0.1% t-shirt
99.9% Evil
0.01% bad math
You can have the copyright if you want - I dont want that. I am only interested in royalties ( evil-laugh ).
like .....
99.9% Evil
0.1% t-shirt
99.9% Evil
0.01% bad math
You can have the copyright if you want - I dont want that. I am only interested in royalties ( evil-laugh ).
User Name: oerz
May 12, 2008
-1
User Name: loudhoward
May 12, 2008
+1
How about, "Catbert: Abandon All Hope Before Entering"? or "Catbert: Bow Down Here."
User Name: loudhoward
May 12, 2008
-1
How about, "Catbert: Abandon All Hope Before Entering"? or "Catbert: Bow Down Here."
