Vehicular Oddities

On my way to work, I pass through a school zone. At many of the stoplights, they have crossing guards. They have the bright orange vest and stop signs as expected, but they also have crossing guard cars. They look like regular police cars in every way except it says “Crossing Guard” is big words on the side so no one would mistakenly use it for anything else.
Why is my tax money paying for this? Are there crossing emergencies that need require one a special car with lights and a siren to speed to the scene and help children across a crosswalk?
And who pushes dump trucks?
Apparently there was some dump truck pushing epidemic some time ago. Because of all the construction going on (stupid Bush economy), I get stuck behind dump truck a lot, and most of them have big letters on the back saying “Do Not Push.” Previously, it would never have occurred to me to push a dump truck, but, if I happen to find myself standing next to one some day, I don’t think I’ll be able to resist.
What happens if you push them? Will I die? I might not push them if they said, “Do Not Push… Or You’ll Die,” but, as is, the dump trucks just appear overly sensitive.

Carnival of Comedy #37 Delayed, but available! At Absurd Spices

Absurd Spices is the host for Carnival of Comedy #37 It was delayed, but now it is available!

Carnival of Comedy #37 Delayed, but available! Welcome one and all to the 37th Carnival of Comedy. It’s a tad delayed, but here we have it all laid out for your viewing pleasure.

Since most of us good Conservatives work for a living, I’ve rated the entries as to the Level in which you might get in trouble for laughing in the cube farm.

If your entry is in the carnival, be a non-doofus and link to it!
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Friday Catblogging

Since it’s Friday, I thought I’d spread the joy of humor-free, apolitical Friday Catblogging to IMAO (aka “I-MEOW”).
Today, it’s Frisky the Feline Delinquent…


If you’re not sure how this absurd scene pertains to IMAO, since IMAO is famous for that “political humor” thing, it doesn’t. If you must have some semblance of politics or humor in everything you read here, just assume that Frisky is… um…
Help me out here. Make your suggestions in the comments how this scene is, in fact, a political allegory.
(For more animal goodness, try Friday Ark today and Carnival of the Cats will be this upcoming Sunday, so send your catblogging links to submissions @ carnivalofthecats.com.)