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The slightly sacrilegious picture below is a parody of that sign and was sent to me by Alejandro.
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It says "This home is tacoholic. We do not accept propaganda from McDonald's, etc." Instead of the heart of Jesus, which you sometimes see on this kind of sign, it shows a rotisserie ("trompo") with the chunk of meat that is used to make "tacos al pastor".
I then found another parody which says, " In this home Huitzilopochtli (the main god of the Aztecs) is worshipped." It goes on to say that if you do not want your heart to be offered as a sacrifice, refrain from knocking on this door.
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Those little signs are hysterical! I'm torn between which is funnier, the "Tacólico" or Huitzilopotchli and the sacrifice. Maybe a cross, where the visitor is threatened with first being made into tacos and then sacrificed?
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Kim G
Redding, CA
Where the sheer expanse of the suburban sprawl discourages much proselytizing. If only we had such natural defenses in Boston!
I think the "tacoholic" one is funnier, but the "Huitzilopochtli" one definitely would give a proselytizer pause!
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Bill
Since I live in Colonia Azteca the latter sign would be best for me. After all I live on the two intersecting streets named for the first and last Aztecan gods..........
ReplyDeleteOH my! I hope you don't have a sacrificial altar tucked away in that beautiful garden of yours! LOL
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