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I think this weekend I'm about to discover the major disadvantage of living on a major northbound route in Canberra: Summernats. The annual event where Canberra turns into petrolhead hoon town heaven.
Sleep may be in short supply and I may be better off avoiding the roads where possible.
OTOH I might get to see some nifty and amusing bumper stickers.
Recent sighting: Yesterday I saw some sort of 4WD/Ute crossover thing done up with a (mostly) black paintjob that illustrates the US Prohibition/Bootleggers period of the 1920s.
I'm not sure if it was part of the paintjob or a sticker but I saw the following on the back:
"Insured by the Mafia: You hit us, We hit you."
In fairly poor taste I thought but it did still appeal to my twisted sense of humour. :)
Bumper Stickers
Nov. 28th, 2006 08:36 amThe glorious cycle path network and quiet back roads in Canberra mean that I don't ride in traffic all that often.
There are brief stretches on my daily commute when I do, and I'm finding that bumper stickers are at eye level when I stop behind a car.
The best I've seen for a while was this morning:
"Feminism is the radical notion that women are people."
First reaction: Thats cool. I relate to that as a definition.
Second reaction: Pity it needs the word "radical", "conservative" would be a much cooler world to be living in.
