Bar-Code Tattoo

You have probably seen a movie

or two,

over the years,

where people are stamped with a bar-code,

identifying them

and there place in society.

One of the earliest movies I can remember was called

Fortress.

Made in 1992

and starring

Christopher Lambert.

There have been others,

but this is the first movie I can recall ever using the dreaded bar-code in such a dastardly

and evil way in controlling society.

Well,

I am here to tell you that

Bar-Codes

are not evil creatures.

They are just depicted that way on the big screen.

Here are some of the more friendly

and enjoyable string theory type bar-codes that we can savor with our

Sunday

morning coffee.

I can't say for sure,

but

Guitar Center

should be using that one.

 

If they haven't gone out of business already.

I do live in the

Temecula Valley Wine Country.

That bar code would look great on a nice bottle of red.

We do have to have a couple of scary ones.

It is

Halloween

on

Tuesday.

And this last one describes our evolution as a species.

Wait,

maybe the movies were right?

This is,

Getting A Bar-Code Tattoo When I Get Old Enough,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“It’s a pity that virgins can’t be issued with some kind of bar-code.”
- Sara Craven, -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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