Gallimaufry in Traffic
¶ So M. and I are in traffic behind a Cadillac SRX with the vanity license plate "S-N-M" and a custom-painted "Sanguine Addiction" above the license-plate holder. That's a Colorado metal band, but the driver did not look like any of the musicians. Here is what we were arguing about: Did the big wholesome Denver Broncos logo in the vehicle's rear window add or detract from the overall effect?
¶ The Colorado Springs Gazette ran an autumn equinox story on the alleged Ogham writing in Crack Cave and other SE Colorado sites. For videos of this and other sites, see Scott Monahan's video page. (Yep, that's me in one with Martin Brennan.) Am I a "believer"? Not exactly. I remain perplexed -- and perplexed at how Colorado Pagans ignore these sites too.
¶ Anne Hill, on my blogroll at Blog O'Gnosis, is now also blogging about dreams at the Huffington Post.
¶ The Colorado Springs Gazette ran an autumn equinox story on the alleged Ogham writing in Crack Cave and other SE Colorado sites. For videos of this and other sites, see Scott Monahan's video page. (Yep, that's me in one with Martin Brennan.) Am I a "believer"? Not exactly. I remain perplexed -- and perplexed at how Colorado Pagans ignore these sites too.
¶ Anne Hill, on my blogroll at Blog O'Gnosis, is now also blogging about dreams at the Huffington Post.
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 4:20 PM Permalink
2 Comments:
Fan logomania may not indicate all that we think that it does at first. That is, the driver may not actually be a fan of any one or all of the fandoms displayed on the vehicle.
Maybe others in his family or cluster of drivers is a fan on one or more of the fandoms.
Still, what you describe is a little postmodern style entertainment.
As for the ogham or whatever, while it pokes a little at mey curiousity, it does nothing for me vis a vis Paganism today.
"Did the big wholesome Denver Broncos logo in the vehicle's rear window add or detract from the overall effect?"
Ahahaha! That made me chuckle.
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