Unfinished essays and spontaneous eruptions on radical politics and popular culture
Monday, July 24, 2006
Government proofreading
Kane County, Illinois, cops drove this car around for a week before an officer noticed the message written on its passenger side. Seems the county sheriff’s department orders plain white patrol cars, then has a local company apply the graphics. This message was applied by an employee celebrating his last day before retirement.
Much as I'd love to believe that, there's no link to verify the details recounted in the story. Surely there'd be at least one news item on a blunder of that magnitude! Also, the larger picture at your other blog appears to me to show evidence of manipulation.
Excuse me, EVERYTHING at The Sudden Curve is 100% accurate and reliable. And if you don't believe that - we'll strap you into a dental chair and photoshop you until you do ... so there!
This blog shares its title with the autobiography of radical individualist and newsletter publisher Frank Chodorov (1887-1966), in whose memory it is also dedicated.
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Much as I'd love to believe that, there's no link to verify the details recounted in the story. Surely there'd be at least one news item on a blunder of that magnitude! Also, the larger picture at your other blog appears to me to show evidence of manipulation.
Party pooper!
Here's what Snopes has to say about it.
Excuse me, EVERYTHING at The Sudden Curve is 100% accurate and reliable. And if you don't believe that - we'll strap you into a dental chair and photoshop you until you do ... so there!
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