Saw a perplexing bumper sticker today |
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Driving home from school I saw a car with this bumper sticker, along with many others (including the famous example of poor English: God, Bless America [please bless America...please?!??]) "If it's not a baby, then you are NOT pregnant" I don't quite know what the message is here. I decided to try and take the opposite of this sentence, and maybe then I could decipher it. "If it is a baby, then you are pregnant." Hmmm.. Nope... I'm still lost. Could anyone here please interpret this stupid phase for me? Why don't I go into business making stupid bumper stickers that read "If the troops are in Iraq, we are at war", or "If your flatulance smells odiferous, you ate something unhealthy." I mean, what's the POINT???? --------------------- -- Eunuch |
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