Tony

There are no words for how awesome this is.
Patrina Chamney

LOL!
Gore Kristian

The fish used by Christianity was first used to symbolize a fertility goddess who was part fish. The symbol when turned is meant to represent the female vagina.
Paul Arnica

I’ll never look at that fish the same way again… lol
Ingen

“the female vagina.”
As opposed to the MALE vagina?
Remko Wagemakers

Isn’t that where all religious symbols come from? From much older believes, and myths? But yes, this is totally awesome! Even better than the Darwin version I’ve seen on a car ones (this design but with legs and the word “Darwin” inside).
debbrat

beat me to it
David C. Frier

Since it uses big words like ‘credulous’ and obscure ones like ‘numpty’, the people who need to get this message will not be able to understand it.
Anonymous

Always thought it was a little yonic…
The Godless Monster

I was thinking exactly the same thing. This is yet ANOTHER nerdy “insider” joke that the rest of the world won’t get.
gsw

Gore Kristian: gosh I thought it had to do with the bread & fishes story in the bible.
I just assumed that people stuck that sign on their car in the hope that it would multiply into more cars. Fertility, hmm, like eggs and the easter bunny?
Maybe we should discourage it then; more fundamentalist nut cases is the last thing we need.
Keith Collyer

From Wikipedia: ΙΧΘΥΣ (Ichthys) is an acronym for “Ἰησοῦς Χριστός, Θεοῦ Υἱός, Σωτήρ”, (Iēsous Christos, Theou Yios, Sōtēr), which translates into English as “Jesus Christ, God’s Son, Savior”. I’m sure that the early Christians had seen the fish, and many probably knew what it really meant.
Nazani14

Actually it represents a dead, dried-out fish carcass, after all the fish have been killed by pollution and CO2 in the ocean.
Anonymous

The mid-to-dark blue and thin line type face made it pretty hard to read on my phone. Even on a computer, it’s not as legible as it could be.

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