A police officer is writing a speeding ticket to a caveman in the middle of a desert. The caveman is leaning against a giant stone wheel.
The implication is that the caveman was speeding on the stone wheel that he carved. But it would be quite difficult to do so, because it's not motorized.
How was the caveman speeding on the wheel? Why is the police officer giving the caveman a ticket?
Yeah, yeah—and I invented the ticket.
scene: a highway description: A police officer is writing a speeding ticket to a caveman in the middle of a desert. The caveman is leaning against a giant stone wheel. uncanny: The implication is that the caveman was speeding on the stone wheel that he carved. But it would be quite difficult to do so, because it's not motorized. entities: Wheel, Caveman, Traffic_ticket. caption: Yeah, yeah—and I invented the ticket.
Cavemen invited the wheel, and the caveman is using this as rationale for why he shouldn't get a speeding ticket. The officer isn't buying that the caveman invented the wheel, and responds sarcastically that he invented the ticket (while giving the caveman the speeding ticket).