Why can’t we advertise that we are not superstitious suckers? Would it hurt your ickle feelings?

Hey, just because something pisses you off doesn’t mean its going out of its way to piss people off; especially when it’s not insulting them outright.

It appears to me that we all have the right to drive, as long as we meet the competency tests for licensure, regardless of our religious or nonreligious leanings — just as we have the right to practice law or medicine, etc. I assume you’d agree that our ability to exercise these rights should not depend on the whim of whomever happens to consider our submitted request for a license, but on the quality of the application (applicant). By the same token, I know of no law restricting acquisition of vanity plates to persons of any particular or apparent religious leaning, so any denial on that ground is obviously based on mere whim and must be contested.

Any time a business plays the fish card, watch out.

We did have one, in March of 2012. Media coverage was pathetic, though. Best coverage was from Al Jezeera. Most comedic coverage was from Faux News.