Supposedly, this will serve as the only speed limit sign on the newly-completed road.
Hundreds of women in Barbacoas, a town near the Columbian coast, are fed up with poor road conditions. Apparently, simply asking the men (or, for that matter, their government representative) to fix the road has not worked. Thus, they have gone on a sex strike.
The central government has been promising a new road from their rural town into proper civilization for over twenty years, but the promises have gone unfulfilled. Their withholding action began Thursday and will end when construction is completed; if Columbian road projects are anything like their Californian counterparts, this means some two-hundred and fifty Columbian men will go celibate for at least a couple years.
To the women of Barbacoas: I commend your solidarity and salute your efforts to enact real change. To the men of Barbacoas: Radiohead’s “You Never Wash Up After Yourself” might do the trick if building the damned road is too unbearably inconvenient. [Source; Image]
