We (Over)Reproduce! in Things That Go Blog in the Night

In the '80s, the stereotypical Soccer-Mom accessory for the family mini-van was the "Baby on Board" sign, which even made an appearance as a the hit song of Homer Simpson's Barbershop Quartet group, the Be-Sharps: In the 2000s, it's this thing: a series of cartoons representing the members of a family plastered across the lower-left corner of the family gas-guzzling SUV: What's up with that? Are people so proud of their reproductive capacity that they have to advertise it on the back of their cars? Believe it or not, this one is actually from the web site of a company that sells these things: and it's become so popular that people actually put this, just as is appears... more >