What would you be charged with if anything if you had these logos on your car?

[mkrishnan]

I don't even own a car

How are you ever going to make a good addictions counselor that way?

 

[Abstract]

Why would you want to put those on your car? Attention? That's a rubbish kind of attention to get. It's also a little stupid to "cry wolf" and trivialize the meaning of those logos. Radioactivity and biohazards aren't particularly trivial matters.

Umbrella Corporation [being fictional] isn't such a big deal but I would think anyone driving around with that on their car was a bit of a tosser.

Yeah, we have radioactive symbols at several places at work. Definitely not a trivial thing. If you stuck that symbol somewhere like your computer lid, that's OK because it's obvious you wouldn't hide radioactive material in there.

However, it's more than possible to have certain types of radioactive material in a car.

 

[Queso]

How are you ever going to make a good addictions counselor that way?

Private jet?

 

[AppleDeviceUser]

I would rather advertise a fictional company instead of free advertising for .

That is genius, Apple "A4" chip! I bet the person who put it on didn't even realize that considering this was in 2010.

 

[yg17]

Why couldn't this 3 year old thread stay dead?

 

[chown33]

Why couldn't this 3 year old thread stay dead?

Well, it did start with "Radioactive" and "Biohazard" warning symbols, so I guess that means... ZOMBIES!! [1]



[1] Note: Not just zombies. It could also mean "giant mutant creatures" such as mantids, moths, tarantulas, dinosaurs from the deep, 50 ft women, etc. However, it would never mean "Cthulhu wakes", since that would be silly.