Warning: This post contains language that may be inappropriate for some readers.
I’ll bet that got your attention. Certain things get my attention too. Like the names of songs spelled out on my satellite radio screen.
And this one is classic too:
I think 7 a.m. may be too early for that.
It is a good think my kids can’t read yet.
Observe and report 
Geez. But they can hear. I hope you turned the channel-especially away from NWA! ha ha.
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Aww, that’s my shit girl!
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The P word is just too uncomfortable for me to say. I had to have Tony read it for himself.
7 a.m. is too early for that, I agree. But here’s the real question: what were you doing listening to that music at 7 o’clock in the morning? Better yet, why were you listening to it with the kids in the car? Ha!
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OK, Meghan and Trish, perhaps I need to clarify. I’m a serial channel changer. On these two occasions, there was a good song on this channel just before these two songs came on. I heard the music, thought, “Yuck, what is this?” and looked at the display. I changed the channel after I took the photo. Now does everything make sense?
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As a safety professional, I feel compelled to comment about the act of taking photographs while driving, but I shall refrain from that.
I do find it amusing, however, to read the following statement from a literature/writing professor: “It is a good think my kids can’t read yet.” Disregarding the typo, it is hilarious!
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I pulled over to take the photos. I don’t take pictures or text while driving. I do talk on the phone, though, but only via Bluetooth.
And thanks for pointing out the typo. I uploaded the post from my phone, which made it harder to type and proofread. I left it in so people know I make mistakes, and apologize for them.
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But my point was that I found it hilarious that you would celebrate (or at least express relief from) your children’s inability to read, knowing your profession. I was actually deliberately overlooking the typo, as noted. But at least it earned me a page in your blog. I am honored.
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