Living in such a democratic society is not always fun. I needed to spice things up a bit.
I decided to start my small quest at the only place one could begin a quest. The local home and office shop.
I had already created a list of all the materials that would be needed for the long days that followed. My list was small, but yet the items were important:
1. Long piece of paper 2. Ruler 3. Pencil 4. Faithful markers 5. Candy bar
I purchased these items and so I was on my way. I realized that I was on a mission of great importance, one that I could not afford to fail. I began by downloading the One-Sheet located at http://www.michaelmoorehatesamerica.com/oneSheet.html. This would be my guide.
I counted the number of characters including spaces of the "Michael Moore Hates America" title. I counted 27. Each character would reserve one foot of space on this long white sheet. I rolled out 20 feet, and started the long process of copying the title as best as my awful art skills would allow me. I wrote all 27 characters in pencil, and then began the slow process of coloring in each letter. It felt like kindergarten all over again.
Slowly but surely I was able to color in all the characters. Poor markers, they ran out of ink, they shall not have died in vain.
Only a couple hours of boring coloring by myself and I was finished. It was a masterpiece, almost.
I only have one thing left to do. Post the banner where a great number of people would be able to view it. I decided to add a .com at the end. I knew the careful Monday drivers in their luxury SUV's would understand what it means.
I got out of bed that Monday morning and followed the grey cement path up the hill and I soon arrived at my destination.
The bridge atop the freeway. This is where I would make history. I quickly duct-taped the banner to the fence, and trotted away.In the end it came down to this
Piece of paper: $2.49 Ruler: $0.99 Pencil(s): $1.29 Faithful markers: 11.99 Candy bar: $0.59
Bringing the truth to hard working Americans: Priceless
It was a wonderful day on a busy 4 lane freeway leading to Seattle.
Sorry about the quality, this picture was taken with a different camera. My mouse pointer somehow made its way into that picture. The banner is much more readable in real life.
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I do not have a picture of the freeway. It is 4 lanes wide, with a traffic flow at around 40mph. Sadly, someone removed the banner about 2.5 hours later. Still, thousands of people saw it. It was fun while it lasted. I should not have posted it in a public place.