Rebel At Heart Gifts

Two wheels good, four wheels bad.

'He can't be all bad if he still likes peanut butter.'

'We've only cut our CO2 emissions to piss off the utilities companies.'

Don't Label Me.

Unexpected Help for the Colonists at the Boston Tea Party

'Mom, Dad - this is Jeremy.'

'Come to order, now I really mean it, come to order.'

'I blame my parents, they never set me any standards worth rebelling against.'

'What's the problem?... You said I couldn't get my ears pierced, so I didn't.'

Anarchy/Monarchy.

'You're not gonna like the answer....'

"Roll over, Rover! Sit, Rover! Beg Rover!...Break the chains!"

Rejuvenile Delinquents.

Question Authority T shirt being returned by judge

'Think they'd panic if we stopped to help?'

Henrietta was never one to conform to society's labels. She preferred to think of herself as an 'off-Rhode lsland Red'...

"Oh yeah? Well, I quit my job before it was cool."

"People say I have a rebellious nature."

'I'm old, bald and fat, but at least I'm not boring!'

'No, thanks. My folks won't let me get any piercings, yet.'

'It's over, Kevin - Mum and Dad approve of you!'

NON-COMPLIANT

Rave: £5 entrance fee (to cover organiser's fine"

'I don't know -- it seems like nihilism just isn't ENOUGH any more!'

'Didn't you have a crew cut the last time I looked up?'

'Of course I'm depressed. I've run out of places to pierce.'

"Forget about obedience school, you need to use your brain dude: sometimes, you have to question authority..."

"Give the kid a break, Jonathan! Don't you remember what it was like being a 66-year-old?"

No diving.

'Sorry young lady, but you can't go out like this!'

Punk Reindeer

"Yeah, they're really free!"

'Just because you represent the parent company, doesn't mean you can tell me to sit up straight.'

'I've got to grow up!'

'Sure he's cute, smart and athletic. But my parents would approve of him and that wouldn't work for me.'