Maybe it is just me, but the positioning of those vents is perfect – I see Pepe, as clear as day, emerging up from the dashboard and saying “Don’t panic”:
Pepe is everywhere lately, a sign from the bemused Creator.
It amuses me no end that in a billion years, when aliens tractor beam that thing aboard their intergalactic cruiser, the real ambassador of the human race will be our favorite frog, right there on the center of the dashboard, the words “Don’t panic” right in his mouth.
And there is nothing the left can do about it now.
Local WTMJ talk-jock will not let his financial guru’s message, “Don’t flinch, carry on!” stick. GD doomsayers!
KEK!
It’s OK to be White.
possibly the best rhetorical statement of the century.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVFvkqM4Zdo
In Symbology, frogs are interesting – they live on the edge of two universes (aquatic and land). And they remind humans that we can exist on the edge of two catagories, but to survive, we must choose one. Deep stuff. I know your blog likes to look at the science, but consider that to some extant our thought processes are teh result fo 300 million years of evolution. It is why snakes are universally seen as evil – to our ancient primate ancestores they represented a deadly threat. They still can to us today, but less so.
see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixc9i1G7eew
I have often told my daughter during her states of anxiety, “what does the good book say?”
“DON’T PANIC,” being the proper reply.
It is written on the cover of the “Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” by Douglas Adams.