Sometimes when you’re driving down the highway in your RV you get real hungry. You might get an urge for a special food…like cottage cheese, for example. Well, in California, so many motorists crave cottage cheese that the state highway department has set up special cottage cheese directional signs. You think we’re kidding? Do pictures lie?
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The other day I passed under an electronic road sign in Delaware. It read “Cousin Eddie says “Twitters Full.” Put down the phone.
If you don’t know what that means, watch the movie “Christmas Vacation” with Chevy Chase.
Many years ago I was travelling with my little brother who was maybe 13 at the time. We passed a big orange diamond construction sign that said “Fresh Oil 1 Mile”. My brother looked at me and said “Should we stop and get some?”
Kudos to Delaware. Good point. The referenced content in the movie holds a remarkable similarity to that found in Twitter. The scene stole the show for me.
Cheese, that’s funny
Pictures do lie, if photoshopped.