Let RIP, CARnAGE. 11 July 2009

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Title

Let RIP, CARnAGE. 11 July 2009

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TAPUHI

Description

The cartoon shows the word 'Carnage' printed in bold except for the 'n' which allows the word to spell out 'car' and 'age'. In this version the word stands above a road whose centre white lines are all drawn as crosses, marking death. The words 'Let rip' also appear in the cartoon, probably referring to the mindset of the young people involved in these risky driving escapades. Refers to problems with boy racers, highlighted again in Invercargill by a dreadful crash in which three teenagers di...

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Date created

2009

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22398823

Locations

Invercargill / Invercargill City

Related subjects

Teenage automobile drivers / Traffic accidents / Juvenile delinquents / Invercargill

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