Honk for chaos and general disarray

On my drive home from work on Ward Parkway, several war protestors were stationed at the fountains roundabout.  

Among their signs was one that read “Honk for Peace.”  

I would say a bunch of cars honking during rush hour leads to the exact opposite of peace.

4 Replies to “Honk for chaos and general disarray”

  1. It’s a catch 22. If you honk you incite rage, possibly violence. If you don’t honk, you’re a war monger.

    What did you do?

    • I yelled out my window: “Your sign, while clever, is hopelessly flawed. Have you considered the peace logo? Also, a dry erase board would come in handy for times like these when a revision becomes apparent!”

      Surely, he heard all that.

      I didn’t honk.

  2. Stooks, your ‘zingers’ are like rejects from a 1930’s vaudville act. I can alomost here the party favor sound when you remove your stripped straw hat and do that ‘look at the silly man, audience’ shuffle. Whooo–oooo—-ooooop. My guess is you had a few (read:2) friends in high school, and maybe that first night when you stayed out past your curfew and shared a beer, you said something that one of them giggled at. This does not mean you are funny. So get off the fucking stage——->see Stooks, that was an actual zinger.

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