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曾经有一段时间,大多数澳大利亚司机在旅行中都会遇到一种特殊的污损路标。在西澳大利亚州布鲁姆(Broome)岔道附近的国道上超速行驶,或者在西昆士兰州圣乔治(St George)附近的小路上躲避袋鼠时,司机们会看到一块牌子,上面写着“形成一个车道”(FORM ONE LANE),被当地一些机智的人改成了“形成一个星球”(FORM ONE pLANEt)。在标志牌上涂鸦,徒劳地试图让他们说些别的东西,可能会有点有趣,但完全没有效果。然而,虽然干扰路标是危险的(也是非法的),但有时对原始标志进行修修补补可以实现一些有价值的、实质性的东西。
ROAD RULES FOR OUR COUNTRY - AUSTRALIA’S CONSTITUTION AND AUSTRALIA’S FIRST PEOPLES
There was a time when most Australian drivers would encounter a particular kind of defaced road sign in their travels. Speeding along the National Highway near the Broome turn-off in Western Australia or dodging kangaroos on the back roads of western Queensland around St George, drivers could see a sign urging them to “FORM ONE LANE” transmogrified by some local wit to read “FORM ONE pLANEt”. Graffiti on signs in a vain attempt to make them say something else can be mildly amusing but completely ineffective. However, while it is dangerous (and illegal) to interfere with road signs, sometimes tinkering with an original symbol can achieve something worthwhile, and substantial.