We are trying to figure out how many to stock? What do you think?
Jeffrey TuckerEditorial VP, Mises
Amazing.
I am becoming a Burkean Whig.
- F.A. Hayek
+1
90% chance that I'll order one if you ship overseas.
I want one!
Stock millions.
The fallacies of intellectual communism, a compilation
Needs a good quote by the man on there some where. Possibly a humorous one. :)
"The power of liberty going forward is in decentralization. Not in leaders, but in decentralized activism. In a market process." -- liberty student
Personally, I would like to see a greater selection of t-shirts. I'm not artistic enough to design my own and have CafePress make it for me.
"State Security Inc. If someone steals my lunch bag, so what? State Security Inc. already took half my income via taxes. EDIT: And I still ended up buying Brinks' Home Security service, a dog, and a shotty. EDIT 2: And Hitler still invaded Poland."
I second the quote idea, maybe in a subtle etched style that is the same color of the steel & doesn't stick out too much from the darker steel color used below in the pic. I think the quote "There is one good thing about Marx- he wasn't a Keynesian" would be aptly sardonic, but there are probably better quotes to be mined from his larger quotes (to fit on the flask). Although, it has just as much style without the quote & is powerful & elegant in its simplicity. I would definitely buy one of these; being an enemy of the state is no picnic, for sure :)
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Forget AA, I may even take up drinking again!
Drink up me heartiees yo-ho! This is why I love the Mises institute, always creating, always improving, always formulating new commodities for the market. By the way, loved your podcast on Dissident Publishing Mr. Tucker, lead me to buy Hazlitts Economics in One Lesson.
'the American is the most unphilosophical of beings. The rationalization of conduct in general is most repugnant to him; he prefers to emotionalize it.' - Albert J Nock
Holy balls, I'll buy one!
Was he a whisky or gin man? Please tell me he was not a vodka man at least.
Let us look then and see, how they manage their concerns- they for whose cause we are to labor, devote ourselves, and grow enthusiastic
-Max Stirner, The Ego and His Own
I want! Too bad I can't drink. I guess I could fill it with juice, but that seems kind of lame.
How much would one cost?
Jeff mentioned on the Mises Blog that it may be around $18.
So clutch! This is brilliant.
I love my "Enemy of the State" Nock t-shirt. I'd definitely buy one of these.
banned:I want! Too bad I can't drink.
You probably, if my inference is correct, can't drink legally; hence, the "enemy of the state" flask is even more suitable.
I'd certainly certainly buy one
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