Questions in my head

With me working nights, a few questions popped into my head:

  • There are santa hats and christmas tree hats, but what about hanukkah hats?
  • Would Christians find a backpack in the shape of a cross offensive?
  • Who determines where fire lanes are placed?
  • Why is there nothing on the vehicle indicating that Corvettes are made by Chevrolet?

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