Twitter Is Confused & Can’t Stop Laughing At The Design Flaw In Religious Bumper Sticker

• By Asad Tipu
• August 31, 2017
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Car bumpers are a great way to show people what you’re like.

It’s like a personal touch to your vehicle, something to make your car a bit more your own. Whether it’s showing people you love Game of Thrones, chicken, or God, a little sticker goes a long way. But you have to be sure it’s not… Over the top.

Or difficult to read.

really just spent two minutes like "why would you shame someone with tuna?" pic.twitter.com/jACWpwJBET

— tech fleece tormund (@the_blueprint) August 28, 2017

Tuna-shamed?

Why would someone shame another for eating tuna? Or are they shamed for catching tuna?

Turns out, it’s not exactly “Tuna shamed” but the “t” is actually the Catholic cross, followed by “unashamed”.

Oh wow, even after knowing it's a cross and not a t, I still pronounced the rest "oona-shamed" and did NOT get it's just "unashamed"

— Taylor Tune Tracy (@taylortunetracy) August 28, 2017

You’ll be forgiven for reading it as a T because others did too.

no, but like… i said it out loud about six times

— Anne T. Donahue (@annetdonahue) August 28, 2017

https://twitter.com/PaulMinda1/status/902332922929315841

https://twitter.com/betterwhirled/status/902361101689659392

You better be tuna-shamed. Look at it’s face.

Tuna knows what it did. pic.twitter.com/l5RpToZftg

— brx0 🌱🌼🐝🌻🦋🌹🌷 (@brx0) August 29, 2017

Tuna shamed. pic.twitter.com/lUvMjfVKbD

— Amber Lea (@WhiskeyKitteh) August 29, 2017

-Unintelligible mumbling.-

pic.twitter.com/YE3Qd3wVXw

— heather. (@violetesque) August 29, 2017

pic.twitter.com/JRgNEHyp5z

— darth™ (@darth) August 29, 2017

Only if they had too much tuna pic.twitter.com/SZ3up4OZdd

— Ryann Frad (@MTdudestuff) August 29, 2017