Traveler's Free Pass—Start Waggling the Magic Thumb!
The printing on the outside of this card claims that it's an Official Free Pass Good on All Lines of the A.H.H. & W.W.A., which makes it sound like it's a free railroad pass.
When the card is opened, however, a specially constructed "magic thumb" pops up above the edge, revealing that the "A.H.H. & W.W.A." isn't actually a railway line. Instead, the initials stand for the "American Hitch-Hiker and Weary-Walker Association."
To use the "free pass," of course, you have to "start waggling the magic thumb" on your own hand in order to hitch a ride from a passing motorist.
Traveler's Free Pass
Issued by authority of the American Hitch-Hiker and Weary-Walker Association.
Fellow travelers! What a pass!
No tickets to buy, no tires, no gas!
Whenever you want to go or come--
Just start waggling the magic thumb!
Traveler's Free Pass—Start Waggling the Magic Thumb!
The printing on the outside of this card claims that it's an Official Free Pass Good on All Lines of the A.H.H. & W.W.A., which makes it sound like it's a free railroad pass.
When the card is opened, however, a specially constructed "magic thumb" pops up above the edge, revealing that the "A.H.H. & W.W.A." isn't actually a railway line. Instead, the initials stand for the "American Hitch-Hiker and Weary-Walker Association."
To use the "free pass," of course, you have to "start waggling the magic thumb" on your own hand in order to hitch a ride from a passing motorist.
Traveler's Free Pass
Issued by authority of the American Hitch-Hiker and Weary-Walker Association.
Fellow travelers! What a pass!
No tickets to buy, no tires, no gas!
Whenever you want to go or come--
Just start waggling the magic thumb!