Taking the bus to...where?

Douglas LeBlanc of GetReligion.com points to a website that allows folks to generate bus slogans as part of a humorous response to the controversial atheist signs that made headlines in recent months. The site was created by The Guardian newspaper:

Well, their time has come. It has been brought to our attention that there exists out there in the wilds of the internet a nifty little bus-ad slogan generator. We've had fun playing around with it and are sure you will too.

It's worth pointing out (given that some of the user-generated slogans have already been mistaken for real pics of real buses) that the generator has nothing to do with the Atheist Bus Campaign or the British Humanist Association. They've asked us to remind people that the only slogan they've ever run or ever will is: "There's probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life".

A follow-up piece in the newspaper contains pics of a number of entries. However, we created our own slogan (and bus) a couple of months ago, and added a bit of drama and danger by having it head toward the cliff of eternity:

In a more subtle vein, I couldn't resist poking fun at one of the most loathsome neo-Marxist, atheist songs ever to be wildly famous and successful:

Climb aboard!

• Public transportation for atheists (Dec. 8, 2008)

Comments

[Evan]

Ben Myers has been having fun with this:

http://faith-theology.blogspot.com/2009/02/best-bus-sign-cast-your-vote.html