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Reinforcing the stereotype

Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Today as I drove home from work I got stuck behind a car. Now this isn't an unusual event, but let's examine it closer.

Fact 1: The car was an mid-90's Subaru Legacy Wagon
Fact 2: Bumper sticker number one said "Nadar 2000"
Fact 3: Bumper sticker number two said "Cats nap. It's humans who put them to sleep. Sterilize, don't euthanize!"
Fact 4: The car was going 35 mph in a 40 mph zone

My guess? This person isn't, politically speaking, as "middle-of-the-road" as I am.

Subaru. The official car of the Portland left.

2 Comments:

Blogger Laura said...

my first car was my parents subaru station wagon. It backfired when i downshifted then accelartated.

5:59 AM, February 08, 2006  
Blogger Rebekah said...

and? Is the advocacy of sterilization vs. euthanization of cats considered a liberal issue? I need to read up on my liberal propaganda! Oh, and driving 5 mph below the speed limit does NOT a liberal make! I think that's an across-the-board problem, which should, by any means necessary, be eradicated! ;-)

10:56 AM, February 10, 2006  

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