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Simpsons character Principal Seymour stands in front of the broken window wondering: Is it a problem that I'm trying to move through a crowded city with a sofa, two armchairs, four lighting clusters, four suspension assemblies, four wheels, a large engine, a hi-fi, 80 litres of liquid storage, 500 litres of dry cargo storage, 2 metres of exhaust pipe, three mirrors, eight square metres of carpet, and 1.5 tonnes of glass and steel? No, it's people on bicycles who are wrong.

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Simpsons character Principal Seymour stands in front of the broken window wondering: Is it a problem that I'm trying to move through a crowded city with a sofa, two armchairs, four lighting clusters, four suspension assemblies, four wheels, a large engine, a hi-fi, 80 litres of liquid storage, 500 litres of dry cargo storage, 2 metres of exhaust pipe, three mirrors, eight square metres of carpet, and 1.5 tonnes of glass and steel? No, it's people on bicycles who are wrong.
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Ika Makimaki (pezmico@mastodon.nz)'s status on Thursday, 10-Nov-2022 21:44:48 JST Ika Makimaki
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Probably my personal favourite one is this extremely text heavy Simpsons #meme.
I love it because it suddenly questions our assumptions of how normal it is to move about our cities, and it also highlights how wasteful and inefficient #cars are.
Our cities can be very quiet and clean if we move in our feet, or bikes or scooters.
Cars are noisy dangerous and dirty. We should make cities where we need to use them as little as possible.

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