Bumper-stickers
May. 12th, 2004 04:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
walbournTypically a bumper sticker is intended to advertise, inform, self-identify, amuse, or insult. The intent of said sticker is usually really obvious.
Yesterday I saw one on the back of a Chevy that has me totally stumped. It read:
"SUBDUCTION LEADS TO OROGENY"
That's really god-damn obtuse, but I suppose geologists riding around in Redmond find it amusing to be geeky and obtuse at the same time--although I'm fairly sure the only one was inside that truck and thus couldn't read it!
PS: In case you are wondering, this website discuss subduction and orogeny.
Yesterday I saw one on the back of a Chevy that has me totally stumped. It read:
"SUBDUCTION LEADS TO OROGENY"
That's really god-damn obtuse, but I suppose geologists riding around in Redmond find it amusing to be geeky and obtuse at the same time--although I'm fairly sure the only one was inside that truck and thus couldn't read it!
PS: In case you are wondering, this website discuss subduction and orogeny.
