Saturday, January 20, 2024

Electronic Highway Signs Written by Great Authors



William Shakespeare: "Hail to a straight driver, hail to thee."

James Joyce: Keep your SUV jigging ajog, hoppy on route on tires ye memory.   

Pierre Boulle (Bridge over River Kwai)  "Approaching draw bridge, don't drawl."

Noam Chompsky: "Think you're smart? Elevated highway over 3 miles."


Maxwell House: "Too much coffee on the expressway? Slow down!"


Junot Diaz (The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao)

"Foursome, quartet, four-way stop!"


"AC/DC: Highway hypnosis? Time for Medical Diagnosis."


Billy Colins "Potholes filled with potential."



ChatGPT

Rudyard Kipling: "Watch your ears, Elephant crossing!"


"Fyodor Dostoevsky: "Don't be contrite, it's your right of way."


John Milton's Lost Highway: "Assuage rode rage: it's time to come of age."

Socrates: "Thou should drive to live, not live to drive."

Stephane Gould  "Speed bump good for centipede!"


William Butler Yeats: "Calculating, detonating, tailgating"


JG Ballard  "Traffic congestion ahead: brake or be brain dead."


George Orwell: "Accident! Rubbernecking,  French pecking: more bottlenecking."


David Attenborough: Hear coughing or frothing? Wildlife crossing!




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